• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 3/25/2021

  RE: JPG as reference / handle updated JPGs
  @tobice Hi Tobice. The possible reason John and I work a different way is we both possibly work from raw files rather than jpegs. To keep re-editing a jpg would mean a loss of definition as each copy is re-compressed on each saving and old
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 3/25/2021

  RE: JPG as reference / handle updated JPGs
  @CubeAce Hi Ray . . . . Why? it's already there. . . . . Importing a second time should show the modified version - however this is not what I see in VPX12 or MEP 2021. This looks like a project cache update issue or delay when changes are made to
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 3/25/2021

  RE: JPG as reference / handle updated JPGs
  @johnebaker Hi John.   Try the following with MEP and VPX - do not play the timeline at any point in the sequence below or close VPX 11: Import an image onto the timeline in VPX. Edit it using the right click Edit in external editor, save
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 3/25/2021

  RE: JPG as reference / handle updated JPGs
  @browj2 @johnebaker @tobice Hi all. OK, I don't have VPX 12, I'm on VPX 11 where that still works. So I tried MEP 2021 and you are correct but I found another way but not sure if it is usable to any of you or what I've actually done and if what I
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 3/25/2021

  RE: JPG as reference / handle updated JPGs
  @CubeAce Hi Ray, Nope, it doesn't work in VPX12. I even navigated to a subfolder, played an image, went back to the main folder and the image had changed in the Media Pool, but not upon playback, either in the Media Pool or on the timeline. I even
• Movie Studio

  23 answers, most recent on 3/11/2021

  RE: Corrupted Videos
  @Matthew-Coates @CubeAce @johnebaker Hi A bit of googling brings up a DEC 2018 article that probably explains why the files don't play. There are several .mov types that use a JPEG codec - Photo JPEG and Motion JPEG B which he states Quicktime 7
• Movie Studio

  23 answers, most recent on 3/11/2021

  RE: Corrupted Videos
  @Matthew-Coates @CubeAce @johnebaker Hi A bit of googling brings up a DEC 2018 article that probably explains why the files don't play. There are several .mov types that use a JPEG codec - Photo JPEG and Motion JPEG B which he states Quicktime 7
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 3/7/2021

  RE: How to use masking, scaling, effects and transitions for VHS quality
  @johny_lovin_it Also, how do you capture a still image of the video? In timeline view, put the Play marker on the frame you want to export as a still image and then: File>Export Movie>Single Frame as BMP or JPEG.
• Movie Studio

  23 answers, most recent on 3/11/2021

  RE: Corrupted Videos
  @Matthew-Coates Hi From the MediaInfo data: Format                                   : JPEGCodec ID                                 : jpeg This video encoded format requires Quicktime to be installed. At worst it will import to give an object on the
• Movie Studio

  23 answers, most recent on 3/11/2021

  RE: Corrupted Videos
  GeneralComplete name                            : C:\Users\coate\OneDrive\Documents\MAGIX\Video Pro X\Under The Ground Lies A Little Seed\8897_flowers_76F0047F.movFormat                                   : MPEG-4Format profile                      
• Movie Studio

  23 answers, most recent on 3/11/2021

  RE: Corrupted Videos
  Ok, thanks guys. I have to say straight away, I'm a real novice at this and not sure much of what you've said makes sense; BUT I think I've managed to find my system info and post it into a signature (I hope). I also downloaded mediainfo. I wasn't
• Web Designer

  4 answers, most recent on 3/3/2021

  RE: Web Properties (Link to File)
    The file is not from another site. The jpeg file is located on my desktop. Attached is a preview sample, from another program, that if your mouse hover over the cake, the picture of the guy drinking appears; and you can make the object any size
• Web Designer

  4 answers, most recent on 3/3/2021

  RE: Web Properties (Link to File)
  @Sam-McPherson Hi . . . . I successfully linked an object from my website page to a jpeg file by going to Web Properties' Link to File (PDF, AVI, etc.). However, the linked object always appears in a browser. Is it possible to show the jpeg file
• Web Designer

  4 answers, most recent on 3/3/2021

  Web Properties (Link to File)
  Working in Web Designer Premium 17, I successfully linked an object from my website page to a jpeg file by going to Web Properties' Link to File (PDF, AVI, etc.). However, the linked object always appears in a browser. Is it possible to show the
• Movie Studio

  8 answers, most recent on 2/5/2021

  RE: Editing an inserted still image
  Thanks Peter - I tried that, but I don't get the option to do that. The "Export" method mentioned above seems to be working for me. Just to give you an idea why I'm doing this: I have several videos I'm working with, that contain people I don't have
• Movie Studio

  7 answers, most recent on 2/5/2021

  RE: Video not showing in preview
  @PMNC, @CubeAce Hi . . . . You need to have a version of QuickTime installed on the computer to work with mov. files. . . . . This is only necessary if the video is JPEG encoded, h.264/AVC encoded video in the MOV container file does not need
• Movie Studio

  8 answers, most recent on 2/5/2021

  RE: Editing an inserted still image
  @hdrechsel18 Hi Harry, In MEP, just export to a jpeg and use that to modify in another program. John CB
• Movie Studio

  46 answers, most recent on 2/11/2021

  RE: Rendering slow - always shows "no hardware encoding"
  @jonboy834 Hi . . . . a Canon DSLR MVI_xxxx file is actually a Motion JPEG/H.264 encoded video in an MP4 container - but may have an .AVI or .MOV extension . . . . Correct. Acronyms can be a pain - especially if the area they are used is not within
• Movie Studio

  46 answers, most recent on 2/11/2021

  RE: Rendering slow - always shows "no hardware encoding"
  John EB: So, in summary, a Canon DSLR MVI_xxxx file is actually a Motion JPEG/H.264 encoded video in an MP4 container - but may have an .AVI or .MOV extension . . . Now that is easy to understand - for some - but beyond me! Glad this is just a hobby!
• Movie Studio

  46 answers, most recent on 2/11/2021

  RE: Rendering slow - always shows "no hardware encoding"
  @jonboy834 Hi Please use the Text view in MediaInfo - you can then copy and paste the data to a comment - it also gives a more detailed picture of the file contents. . . . . many other Canon cameras are normally saved as MVI_xxxx files. These MVI
• Movie Studio

  46 answers, most recent on 2/11/2021

  RE: Rendering slow - always shows "no hardware encoding"
  Re MVI Movies: (1) "Movie clips taken with IXUS 1000 HS, PowerShot Elph 500 HS, PowerShot SX 200IS, PowerShot SD 780IS and many other Canon cameras are normally saved as MVI_xxxx files. These MVI files are actually Motion-JPEG/H.264 encoded video
• Video Pro X

  10 answers, most recent on 1/24/2021

  RE: Ambiguous warning message when adding tracks.
  @Scenestealer @John-Smith5561 @emmrecs Hi Peter. I have had that particular pop-up arise perhaps a total of four times or so. None of which occurred with variable frame footage as . All projects only had MP-4 format files in them and stills in the
• Video Pro X

  9 answers, most recent on 1/22/2021

  RE: [Resolved]Align audio with video/audio track not working for me..
  @simmiv Hi . . . . There is nothing different in that project from the new one, just more video and audio files along with some jpeg files . . . . Is the there anything stopping the audio moving eg is the track containing the object that is supposed
• Video Pro X

  9 answers, most recent on 1/22/2021

  RE: [Resolved]Align audio with video/audio track not working for me..
  Interestingly, if I create a new video file and use the same video/audio and audio track and do the selection of the audio tracks, when I right click for align, it simply works. Doing the same within my video project doesn't work. There is nothing