I followed this video and it was successful. Thank you so much. I am much confident and happier now for my next video upload. Pls also make a step by step tutorial on how to blur the background of a picture in openshot if that is possible or any free photo editor online. I am planing to use this for my thumbnail.
Thanks, your vids are to the point. Now, I actually was trying to avoid the following: when I was to add some blur to a sphere, the more accentuated the blur, the more the blur is absent at the very left of the sphere, its very right, top, and bottom. How would you get rid of this effect? I want the sphere to be blurred equally all over.
Thank You for posting this video. Such a great turtorial . Just a quick question I want to do the same but with blur on the top and bottom ? Is it the same concept in a newbie !!! Thanks
Can you make a tutorial how to make a video that was originally a 16:9 ratio to a ratio of 1:1 with a crop on the right and left without any black border after export ??
Thank you for the tutorial. I have no experience with Openshot, I downloaded it today and still had no trouble following your instructions. I encountered a problem when I tried to combine my original vertical video with the new stretched and blurred background video. The original vertical video has black on either side of it, which is not transparent. That black covers the blurred video that I want to fill that space. Can you help me crop the vertical video or make the blank space transparent? Thanks -Matthedw
@@ChipperVideos I am using a video I pieced together in One snap that is an MP4. I also tried using the original video from my phone, which is also an MP4, and it did not work either.
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Thank you so much! I got all the questions answered in just one video. This is really helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Super , Thank you ))
Quick and to the point. I wish OpenShot supported Windows GPU encoding and actual pixel rotation of the video. Very well done thank you! 👍
I followed this video and it was successful. Thank you so much. I am much confident and happier now for my next video upload.
Pls also make a step by step tutorial on how to blur the background of a picture in openshot if that is possible or any free photo editor online. I am planing to use this for my thumbnail.
Thanks, your vids are to the point. Now, I actually was trying to avoid the following: when I was to add some blur to a sphere, the more accentuated the blur, the more the blur is absent at the very left of the sphere, its very right, top, and bottom. How would you get rid of this effect? I want the sphere to be blurred equally all over.
thank you for this! Super helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You for posting this video. Such a great turtorial . Just a quick question I want to do the same but with blur on the top and bottom ? Is it the same concept in a newbie !!!
Thanks
Great tutorial. Just what I needed to know.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you sir
Can you make a tutorial how to make a video that was originally a 16:9 ratio to a ratio of 1:1 with a crop on the right and left without any black border after export ??
This might help. th-cam.com/video/uUyqWu8A2OQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you. .
You're welcome
Thank you for the tutorial. I have no experience with Openshot, I downloaded it today and still had no trouble following your instructions. I encountered a problem when I tried to combine my original vertical video with the new stretched and blurred background video. The original vertical video has black on either side of it, which is not transparent. That black covers the blurred video that I want to fill that space. Can you help me crop the vertical video or make the blank space transparent?
Thanks
-Matthedw
I honestly don’t know what could be the problem. What video format are you using?
@@ChipperVideos I am using a video I pieced together in One snap that is an MP4. I also tried using the original video from my phone, which is also an MP4, and it did not work either.