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How do I do split screen videos?

What is the easiest way to create a split screen or double split screen for viewing multiple videos at the same time?

  • I'm trying to put a video together and I'm trying to have it be a double split screen so that 4 videos will be playing on one screen. I have Windows movie maker. Any suggestions?

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    You need editing software that will allow you to have multiple timelines. Each video would go on a seperate time line and cropped or minimized so that each occupied a seperate quadrant on your screen. I have an example here http://www.flickr.com/photos/joesmokie/6185302702/in/photostream I don't believe Windows Movie Maker will allow you to do that.

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Romain Kedochim

Hello , You can watch multiple YOUTUBE videos on SAME SCREEN...(Just Like JARVIS in IRONMAN. You need have a simple VB Program. You can visithttp://techaddictneeraj.blogspot.in/2016/03/multiple-youtube-video-stream-on-same.html

Neeraj Patwardhan

Windows Movie Maker doesn't have split screen function based on my acknowledgement. If you have a Mac, you can use iMovie to make it. Or, you can try Wondershare Video Editor, which can be downloaded free with full function, including split screen, which can help you to create multi-screen music videos by dragging them directly within one step. Good luck!

Liza Brown

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