INSERT vs OVERLAY in Riverside: What's the Difference?

Riverside lets you add video in two very different ways: as B-roll or an overlay that plays above your existing footage, or inserted as a separate clip that takes its own place in the main timeline. In this tutorial, I show you how both methods work in the new Riverside editor so you can place stock footage, uploaded media, ads, and other video exactly where you need them. What's covered in this video: Add video as B-roll or an overlay at the playhead Insert a separate video into the main Riverside timeline Split a clip and place media precisely between sections Understand how placement affects audio and transcription Choose media from stock, uploads, recordings, and previous projects If you want one-to-one help with Riverside, use the coaching link below and I’ll help you work through the editor from beginner to advanced. Try Riverside: https://riverside.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Book a Riverside one-on-one coaching session with me: https://cotovan.com/coaching ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ More Riverside.fm tutorials:    • Riverside.fm   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Subscribe for free Riverside tips, tricks and training: https://cotovan.com/riverside-newsletter Chapters: 00:00 Overlays vs timeline inserts 00:53 Add video as an overlay 01:53 Insert video into the main timeline 02:57 Insert video at a precise split 04:25 Place and resize another overlay 04:46 Understand transcription limits 05:27 Choose the right insertion method 06:11 Get Riverside coaching