Video Demultiplexing - Universal Video Demultiplexing Tool

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How it Works - Opening a Video - Selecting Views - Demultiplexing - Outputs - Saving

Selecting Reference Views

With the demultiplexed movie opened you can now select each unique camera view and add it to the reference view list.

Populated Reference Views

You use the Reference View to display each individual, unique camera view. Adding each unique camera view to the reference view list is the first step taken towards demultiplexing, as it "teaches" dPlex Pro how many camera views to sort through.

Once all views are added, they can then be rearranged to your preference. Camera views can be rearranged in two ways - "Switch With" or "Place In Front of".

"Switch With" essentially allows you to "flip-flop" views. For example, you want to switch a particular camera view (camera 1 for example) with another camera view (camera 2 for example). "Switch With" allows the two camera views to be flip-flopped, with camera 2 now listed before camera 1.

Use the "switch with" option to "flip-flop" cameras

"Place in Front of" allows you to rearrange camera views by placing a particular view in front of another view. For example, you would like camera 4 to be listed before camera 2. By using "Place in front of" you can easily change the reference view for camera 4 to be listed above camera 2.

To place a camera view above another, choose "Place In Front Of"