WEBVTT

prepare
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Identify the foreground pedestrian and the bus’s front plate in the
10-second clip.

enable-auto
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Turn Auto Blur on and select Human face.

face-only
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Move to about 4 seconds and compare the blurred face with the visible plate.

enable-plate
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Enable License plate to blur the bus’s front plate too.

plate-original
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Click the detected plate to switch it to Original.

plate-restore
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Choose Blur on the right to hide it again.

nearby-face
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Now inspect the closer face at about 8.8 seconds.

face-original
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You can also click this face to keep just this face unblurred.

face-restore
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For this example, restore Blur in the right-hand individual controls.

opening-gap
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Back at 0 seconds, the opening part has no automatic face blur.

manual-face
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Use Manual Blur’s Rectangle to cover the missed face with some margin.

manual-effect
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Check that the rectangle’s individual effect is Blur.

opening-range
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Drag the right end of the purple range to 1 second.

opening-tracking
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Click Start tracking to follow the face within this 0–1-second range.

tracking-complete
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When calculation finishes, check the mask at the end of the range.

clear-selection
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Clear the selection to review the effect without adjustment handles.

fix-exit-intro
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Add coverage where the plate blur drifts as the bus leaves the frame.

draw-exit-path
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At 4 seconds, draw a broad rectangle over the plate’s lower-right exit path.

static-exit-effect
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Keep the new rectangle set to Blur and check that it covers the plate’s
path.

set-exit-range
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Set the rectangle’s active range to 4.0–4.6 seconds in the timeline.

static-not-tracked
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This region stays fixed for 0.6 seconds; it is not tracked.

check-four-two
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At 4.2 seconds, check that the complete plate is inside the extra region.

check-last-plate
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At 4.44 seconds, check the last visible part of the plate.

after-exit-range
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At 4.64 seconds, the extra region is off and the plate is already outside
the frame.

return-first-frame
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Clear the selection and check that the actual picture returns to its first
frame.

seek-refresh
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If only the timer changes, seek elsewhere, return to 0, and check the
picture again.

ready-full-review
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Review the opening face coverage and the plate’s exit during full playback.

full-playback-r2
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Play all 10 seconds, checking the face at 0–1 seconds and the plate
at4.0–4.6 seconds.

main-scope
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Check the foreground face, front plate, and the boundaries of their
coverage.

background-scope
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Inspect window reflections and small background subjects separately.

source-credit
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Source: Traffic on Slovenska street · Sounds of Changes · CC BY 3.0