You can easily unlink the audio from the video. Or the sound could be recorded
separately... which would make for a more even sound level (sounds always comes
same direction/strenght)
Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: While watching a video of a concert I got to
wondering how the video
was shot and edited so that the music flowed uninterrupted even as the
scenes jumped back and forth.
Is the music on a single track (recorded seperatly from the video) and
then the music on the different scenes used as the que for the video?
Thanks,
Drnec
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