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Hi AxeTracks,<br />
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yes this is of course possible, but as you are resizing something that is so small I can't guarantee how well the final video will turn out. i.e. it may be extremely pixelated if you are zooming in on something that is only a matter of a few pixels big anyway.<br />
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You can use the following program to help you achieve what you are asking:<br />
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Virtualdub:<br />
<a href="http://virtualdub.org/" rel="ugc">http://virtualdub.org/</a><br />
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Hope this help!
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Hi AxeTracks,

yes this is of course possible, but as you are resizing something that is so small I can't guarantee how well the final video will turn out. i.e. it may be extremely pixelated if you are zooming in on something that is only a matter of a few pixels big anyway.

You can use the following program to help you achieve what you are asking:

Virtualdub:
http://virtualdub.org/ [http://virtualdub.org/]

Hope this help!

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No points for the original suggestion?<br />
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Glad you found the tool useful anyway ;)
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No points for the original suggestion?

Glad you found the tool useful anyway ;)

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I have video files of my son playing football. &nbsp;They are shoot from a very wide perspective capturing all 22 players on the field. &nbsp;I'd like to zoom in on my son, I don't care about the stuff 15 yards to either side? &nbsp;This is obviously possible with a photo so I assume if I wanted to edit 30 frames a second it could sort of be done manually, but that must mean some software product would help me do it?
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I have video files of my son playing football.  They are shoot from a very wide perspective capturing all 22 players on the field.  I'd like to zoom in on my son, I don't care about the stuff 15 yards to either side?  This is obviously possible with a photo so I assume if I wanted to edit 30 frames a second it could sort of be done manually, but that must mean some software product would help me do it?

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