Or, you can move the image into the Picture In Picture track directly above the Overlay track. The Picture In Picture track already has the Picture In Picture effect applied to it, so the effect is applied to any event on that track. ✓ In VEGAS Movie Studio Platinum, do the same, and likewise, the Video Event FX window opens and the effect controls appear.

The Video Event FX window opens and the effect controls appear. ✓ In VEGAS Pro, drag the Picture In Picture effect from the Video FX window and drop it on the event in the Overlay track. I did not move or delete any of the event/project files that FCPX has created inside the original 'final cut event' and 'final cut project' folder.Let’s start with the Picture In Picture effect, the easiest way to create an image overlay. I would appreciate if any of the hard core FCPX users and experts out there could guide a demoralized newbee to a successfull restoration of my timeline work. Is there any way to restore the edited clips on my timeline? I worked so hard on that project, thus I am a litle bit down now. I tryed several options to locate them but all I can find is the event itself in the 'final cut events' folder. When I want to continue my work I opened the event on the event library. However, all edited clips from my other project were still on the timeline so I deleted them all (maybe that was not really a good idea?).

Since I wanted to try a tutorial, I have imported a new event. When I start FCPX it always loaded the event/project that I was working on with all my edited footage on the timeline. I am new to FCP X and believe that I have messed up my event/project that I have worked on the last two weeks.

Vegas pro 11.0 clips disappear