• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 4/17/2019

  VOB input has no sound
  Hi everyone   Not sure what the problem is, I was able to input a VOB file into the program no problem, but now it seems there is no sound, just the video. Can anyone advise please.   Thanks in advance.
• Photostory

  8 answers, most recent on 12/10/2018

  RE: Burn DVD
  Hi, welcome to the Magix forums. First, it seems you did not select the option to burn your project to DVD from within Photostory but rather to export the files, apparently to your hard disc. Is that correct? If so, why? The direct route of
• Movie Studio

  18 answers, most recent on 10/4/2018

  RE: Magix software splits my video into 2 seperate files when I export!!!
  Just one further thought, following from you wrote and John EB's comments on not using the Export to Device feature: You say your exported file is 1.3GB in total, but becomes two files, one running for 10:30 and one for 1:30. Taking John's comments
• Movie Studio

  9 answers, most recent on 10/12/2018

  RE: Trying to, but unable to re-edit film footage already burned to disc.
  Hi Raoul, A project in MEP is a set of instructions that contains pointers to use the original files, including photos, video clips, audio recordings, including the path and file name, along with instructions as to effects, titles, transitions. A
• Movie Studio

  9 answers, most recent on 10/12/2018

  RE: Trying to, but unable to re-edit film footage already burned to disc.
  Hi. Did you retain on your computer the original unedited (raw) video files from which you made your final version, not just the .mvp project file? When you re-open the project, do you see a message that MEP is unable to find some or all of the
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 9/18/2018

  no audio from .vob import on Magix MEP 2015 Plus
  Greetings, I am trying to import a non protected, homemade dvd recording of weekly church services so I can edit volume levels and trim the recording before we make copies for our shut-ins and nursing home residents. When i try to import the .vob
• Movie Studio

  9 answers, most recent on 8/17/2018

  menu encoding failed - MEP 2018
  Hello, I have a sudden issue with the menu encoding on MEP 2018. Its on my laptop and every other DVD I have edited and rendered has been perfect, up until this one. Its nothing technical video wise, mainly just 1 camera with fades and titles during
• Video Pro X

  8 answers, most recent on 7/15/2018

  RE: New fact regarding DVDs, Win10, VPX
  Hi Greg WMP cannot play VOBs because it does not recognise the file .VOB extension, however if you change the file extension to .MPG it will play them. This kind of defeats the object of testing the DVD as it also does not recognise the menu system.
• Video Pro X

  8 answers, most recent on 7/15/2018

  RE: New fact regarding DVDs, Win10, VPX
  Hi I would test it on my PC using VCL (WIN10 has no media center) Do you mean Win 10 can not play an MPEG2 or .VOB (DVD File) via Windows media player? This is because Microsoft took the MPEG2 codec out of Win10, but you can now download the codec
• Video Pro X

  One answer, on 6/22/2018

  Rendering
  I render projects straight to dvd but on big avi files it takes a very long time. Is there a faster way to render to a file type using the Nvidia GPU (1070 in my case) and then have that go to .vob for the dvd to cut the time (computer running 32gig
• Movie Studio

  39 answers, most recent on 6/15/2018

  RE: DVD failure in menu
  The issue I have with the previous DVDs as well as the little cat video (not mine, BTW, it came from somewhere in the Net, maybe youTube), is that, it seems to go smoothly during the creation of the DVD Folder or Disc, but playback - on VLC or any
• Movie Studio

  39 answers, most recent on 6/15/2018

  RE: DVD failure in menu
  @johnebaker And schwoopdiwoop! (they say that here in Germany) it jumps through the film and then the chapter menu just like the cats in the film!I've Uploaded this to the dropbox as
• Movie Studio

  39 answers, most recent on 6/15/2018

  DVD failure in menu
  On Win10 64b up to date. MEP plus 2017 v. 16.0.4.119 (UDP3)After the whole problem with the missing audio in mts files, I was relieved that everything (for me anyway) seemed to be working properly again. . . . . at least I thought so.I am making a
• Movie Studio

  10 answers, most recent on 5/7/2018

  RE: How to re-render MPEG-2 files without losing any quality
  Hi . . . . I have some MPEG-2 files from some DVD discs . . . . I’m trying to combine some VOB files together and burn to a new DVD . . . . Making some assumptions from the comments above: You are extracting the VOBs from several discs to combine
• Movie Studio

  10 answers, most recent on 5/7/2018

  RE: How to re-render MPEG-2 files without losing any quality
  @jak.willis Hi We need clarification on what you are actually doing to the VOB files once you get them into MEP ie: Are you re-editing an existing DVD and then reburning to disc? Combining VOB files from the DVD and exporting to create one mpg file
• Movie Studio

  10 answers, most recent on 5/7/2018

  RE: How to re-render MPEG-2 files without losing any quality
  @jak.willis Hi We need clarification on what you are actually doing to the VOB files once you get them into MEP ie: Are you re-editing an existing DVD and then reburning to disc? Combining VOB files from the DVD and exporting to create one mpg file
• Movie Studio

  10 answers, most recent on 5/7/2018

  RE: How to re-render MPEG-2 files without losing any quality
  Once your files are in the timeline you simply choose the Burn screen. If Smart Render or Smart Copy can be used it will be an option on the Encoder Settings screen. See my screenshot below: This is a screenshot taken in VPX, using a file that
• Movie Studio

  10 answers, most recent on 5/7/2018

  RE: How to re-render MPEG-2 files without losing any quality
  Hi, there is no value whatsoever in first exporting the DVD (MPEG-2) files to uncompressed AVI and then reconverting them to MPEG-2 for your new DVD. Indeed, that route is highly liable to lead to a loss of quality in the final export. By
• Movie Studio

  10 answers, most recent on 5/7/2018

  RE: How to re-render MPEG-2 files without losing any quality
  Hi, there is no value whatsoever in first exporting the DVD (MPEG-2) files to uncompressed AVI and then reconverting them to MPEG-2 for your new DVD. Indeed, that route is highly liable to lead to a loss of quality in the final export. By converting
• Video Pro X

  3 answers, most recent on 3/28/2018

  RE: Huge file length difference
  Hi John. Thanks for your reply. Yes, there is something really "weird" about that VOB! Indeed, the whole disc has a number of strange anomalies. It is a 4.7GB DVD+R. Windows Explorer lists the contents of the Video_TS folder as: All those on a
• Video Pro X

  3 answers, most recent on 3/28/2018

  RE: Huge file length difference
  Hi Jeff That VOB has an impossibilty - the Video bit rate at 21.8 Mb/s is greater than the Maximum bit rate of 1 184 kb/s (1.184 Mb/s). The width at 352 px means the video is a Half Horizontal Resolution (Half D1) format to save on disc space. I
• Video Pro X

  3 answers, most recent on 3/28/2018

  Huge file length difference
  Running VPX 15.0.5.211. I have been asked by a paying client to "revise and re-edit" the content of a DVD of her family, so no copyright problems. The actual DVD was clearly created by means of the type of recorder which simply played the original
• Movie Studio

  8 answers, most recent on 1/18/2018

  RE: Burning DVD
  Hi Dan. The attachment shows some of the files I would expect to see created by the Image Recorder process but the all-important multiple .vob files, which are the actual "video" are clearly missing, and the Image Recorder process would normally
• Video Pro X

  16 answers, most recent on 4/21/2018

  RE: Burning Dual Layer DVD revelation
  Hi . . . . ImgBurn said the data will fit on a standard DVD. So, why waste a DL? After a successful burn, I played the DVD back to find it only had 15 chapters instead of 22. And yet it was a full disc with all VOBs in place! . . . . ImgBurn does