Auto Crop Video following mouse position (like Auto Zoom)

It would be great if it was possible to fill the entire screen at 9:16 aspect ratio, because currently you can only expand the recordings to the edges but not beyond, so you can still see the colorful background behind the recordings

FocuSee is missing one key feature for vertical content creators. When exporting in Vertical (9:16), we need an option to keep the video zoomed in automatically so the screen is always focused on the area of action.

Otherwise, it becomes too small to read. Screen Studio has this under “Always keep zoomed in” — it would be amazing to see something similar in FocuSee, ideally with smooth motion tracking or cursor following. This would massively speed up vertical editing workflows.

Current Issue: When recording a screen and rotating the video to vertical, the video remains in a small square instead of filling the screen.

Proposed Solution: Add a "Full-Screen Vertical Mode" option that automatically adjusts the video to fill the entire screen when rotated vertically.

When editing videos that are originally recorded in the 16:9 format, there is an increasing demand to adapt them to the 9:16 vertical format for better compatibility with social media platforms that favor vertical viewing. However, the issue arises when the video is cropped to fit this new format, leading to the loss of significant screen information.

To address this, I propose the development of a feature that would track and center the mouse cursor during screen recordings. This would ensure that during editing, the vertical 9:16 format could be utilized without losing crucial parts of the content, irrespective of the mouse movement or window changes throughout the recording. Such a feature would greatly benefit content creators who wish to tailor their tutorials, demos, and presentations for various platforms without compromising the visibility and completeness of the displayed content.

I believe this functionality would substantially enhance the software's adaptability and editing efficiency for diverse video formats and hope it can be considered for future updates.

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9：16竖屏模式的时候，关闭固定缩放区域的功能后，视频本身缩放时会不停向上或者向下位移同时缩放，会觉得画面很杂乱，不可以让缩放是基于中间点的轴吗，那点击了固定缩放区域，放大后画布本身又不会放大了，很矛盾的功能。

When in the vertical screen mode at 9:16, after disabling the function of the fixed zoom area, the video itself will keep moving up or down while zooming, making the picture look very messy. Can't the zoom be based on the axis of the midpoint? Also, when the fixed zoom area is clicked and the video is enlarged, the canvas itself does not get enlarged. This is a very contradictory function.

Request:

Enable intelligent mouse cursor tracking to dynamically adjust the video framing for seamless conversion of 16:9 videos into 9:16 YouTube Shorts

Description:

As a content creator, converting standard 16:9 videos into the vertical 9:16 format for YouTube Shorts often results in the original video being confined within large black borders to maintain aspect ratio. This significantly reduces the visual appeal and clarity of the content, especially when important details and action points are spread across the original widescreen format.

Proposed Feature:

Introducing an Intelligent Mouse Cursor Tracking feature within the video editing suite that adapts the video framing to follow the mouse cursor dynamically. This means that during the conversion process, the point of interest, generally indicated by the cursor’s location, would guide the focal area within the vertical format. This would ensure that the most relevant parts of the horizontal video are always centered and fully visible in the vertical frame.

Benefits:

Enhanced Focus: Ensure key actions and information remain central and visible, improving viewer engagement and understanding.

Better Utilization of Screen Space: Maximizes the visible content area by dynamically adjusting rather than containing the entire 16:9 video within a 9:16 frame.

Improved Viewer Experience: Eliminates large black borders and maintains a more visually appealing and professional output.

Efficiency for Creators: Reduces manual effort in editing and adjusting focus areas, allowing creators to produce high-quality Shorts more quickly.

This feature would be a significant enhancement for content creators who want to adapt their existing widescreen content effectively for YouTube Shorts, maintaining the essence and clarity of their original recordings.