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Step 9Calculate the Y [Vertical] coordinate, for your Bug
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The second number in the string is the Y [Vertical] [GREEN] coordinate.
We want the Bug to be 40 pixels from the Bottom edge of the Video Frame. This is so that it won't be cut off when your Video is displayed on a Flat Panel TV.
Therefore we'll subtract 40 pixels from 480 pixels=440 pixels
Our Bug will be 80 pixels high [regardless of what size you Bug Image is as a file].
Therefore we'll subtract 80 pixels from the remaining 440. 440-80=360 pixels.
Now we'll find what proportional part of the 480 Video Frame is this 360, because 360 pixels is the distance from the Top edge of the Video frame to the Top edge of your Bug.
360/480=0.7500
We'll use 0.7500 as the second number in the string.
We want the Bug to be 40 pixels from the Bottom edge of the Video Frame. This is so that it won't be cut off when your Video is displayed on a Flat Panel TV.
Therefore we'll subtract 40 pixels from 480 pixels=440 pixels
Our Bug will be 80 pixels high [regardless of what size you Bug Image is as a file].
Therefore we'll subtract 80 pixels from the remaining 440. 440-80=360 pixels.
Now we'll find what proportional part of the 480 Video Frame is this 360, because 360 pixels is the distance from the Top edge of the Video frame to the Top edge of your Bug.
360/480=0.7500
We'll use 0.7500 as the second number in the string.
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