• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 2/4/2017

  RE: Rotating a video in video x pro v.6. What export dimensions to use?
  Hi Robert, This was a very..... well, I won't say. As per my last post, wmv also works and I checked it on my cell phone and it worked full-screen in portrait mode. My settings were like yours. Nice to know that there is software that will convert
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 2/4/2017

  RE: Rotating a video in video x pro v.6. What export dimensions to use?
  Sorry to resurrect this post. 1) This does not work because VPX in Mp4 mode does not allow the apsect ratio to be changed to 9:16. So when moving the edited video back to the phone. It blows up.2) The original video is shot in Portrait-mode. So it
• Movie Studio

  6 answers, most recent on 1/22/2017

  RE: Movie Settings help - what is the best way now to resolve
  John Yes I did move all movie clips that I wanted to use into a special Project File with sub folders for any jpegs, audio preparation saves and regular saves as I progressed. Attached is a screen shot of one of the sub video folders for the final
• Photostory

  4 answers, most recent on 10/9/2016

  RE: Easiest way to create 4:3 or 16:9 picture aspect ratio
  Hi . . . . to resize the aspect ratio . . . . If you do that and the scene includes people they may not be very happy with you . Resizing one AR to another ends up either making, buildings, people etc , tall and skinny or short and
• Off topic

  One answer, on 8/23/2016

  RE: my portrait photos now fit the whole screen but are out of focus
  Hi . . . . my portrait photos now fit the whole screen but are out of focus . . . . What are the image and project resolution settings? This can occur when the photos resolution is small and you are trying to fit them in a larger
• Off topic

  One answer, on 8/23/2016

  my portrait photos now fit the whole screen but are out of focus
   photos out of focus I am using Photostory 2016 delux Windows 10
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 8/15/2016

  RE: White flash when opening Title Editor
  Hi Terry Sorry for the confusion - the reason I added the space was so the forum displayed the link as text so you could see the difference between the links. . . . . Looks like a bug . . . Never seen the image in portrait mode, however it
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 8/15/2016

  RE: White flash when opening Title Editor
  Thanks John, appreciate your checking both the white flash and the side issue. I just used the basic YT URL, but I'll now try your neat trick of adding a space (although I don't understand why!)   But that now doesnt play! I think there's
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 7/21/2016

  RE: Collage effecst with MEP 2015 (how to apply them)
  Hi To apply a collage effect - drag it on to the first image or video object that its to appear in the collage. Note: you must have all the required images or video on the timeline in sequence before applying the collage   the names
• Movie Studio

  32 answers, most recent on 12/29/2015

  RE: Changing photo length: why this behaviour?
  Hi Terry . . . . >3 means 'For 3 landscape ojects', not 'For more than 3 objects'. . . . . > always means greater than for my 'scientific brain', maths being my one of my strongest subjects, however looking closely at some of the icons
• Movie Studio

  5 answers, most recent on 11/15/2015

  RE: adjusting size of video MEP 2016 premium
  Hi Pat, What I wanted you to see was mainly that the op wanted a portrait image to fill his landscape monitor/tv, i.e. completely full screen, with nothing cropped off and no distortion. Obviously, it can't be done unless he turns his monitor or
• Movie Studio

  5 answers, most recent on 11/15/2015

  RE: adjusting size of video MEP 2016 premium
  Hi Pat, Work your way through this thread - learning experience. Select the image on the timeline, Effects, View/Animation, Rotation/Mirror, click on one of the 90 degree rotating buttons. Then go to Size/Position and click on Maximize and
• Video Pro X

  3 answers, most recent on 6/29/2015

  RE: portrait-oriented video
  Unless the viewer program and the screen are like those of a cell phone, then 720 wide x 1280 tall may work. But if you want to create a DVD or view the exported movies on a normal HD wide screen tv or monitor, then you should use the normal
• Video Pro X

  3 answers, most recent on 6/29/2015

  RE: portrait-oriented video
  Hi . . . . 720 wide x 1280 tall . . . . Use Effects, Movement Effects, Rotation to rotate the image back to portrait - you can then export as portrait - setting the resolution to 720 * 1280. HTH John EB
• Video Pro X

  3 answers, most recent on 6/29/2015

  portrait-oriented video
  Hi, I'm trying X7 and setup a project as 720 wide x 1280 tall (i.e. portrait oriented) for importing mobile-phone video shot in portrait style, but the imported video is appearing rotated (-90 degrees) in the project/video monitor (horizontal).
• Other products

  5 answers, most recent on 2/21/2015

  RE: fastcut video has black space on both sides of video...how do I remove
  Hi, It's because you took the video with the phone turned in portrait position. Take it again in landscape. Unless this is the effect that you want, don't take video with the phone turned upright. However, if you really want the video in
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 2/4/2017

  RE: Rotating a video in video x pro v.6. What export dimensions to use?
    So for me there is no need to have the movie displayed in landscape mode in the end. I know this is impossible because of the difference in resolution or without adding black borders. Hi Marcus, I suspect that the fact that
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 2/4/2017

  RE: Rotating a video in video x pro v.6. What export dimensions to use?
  Hi John, Terry, Emmrecs, First of all I apologise for the words I used to describe what I wanted and what I did. It appears things have been interpreted differently then I thought it would be creating confusing at your end. So after reading
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 2/4/2017

  RE: Rotating a video in video x pro v.6. What export dimensions to use?
  Hi Terry. Yes, of course, you're right.  What you have done is to increase the resolution of the image, without increasing its size on screen. I hope Marcus will come back on this and let us know if he now accepts that it is totally impossible
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 2/4/2017

  RE: Rotating a video in video x pro v.6. What export dimensions to use?
  But Terry, won't that just produce an image greatly distorted/stretched in the horizontal plane? Hi Jeff, No, it just shows the image as it appears in the preview monitor. And because of its higher resolution, my thought was that
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 2/4/2017

  RE: Rotating a video in video x pro v.6. What export dimensions to use?
  Hi Marcus, I'm wondering if all you really wanted was this export configuration? High res: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4019461/MEP-Rotation-marcusdeman-4-MEP2014-Export.jpg   But Terry, won't that just produce an
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 2/4/2017

  RE: Rotating a video in video x pro v.6. What export dimensions to use?
  Hi Marcus, I was able to view your videos, with the same results as yours. I then installed Avidemux and repeated your conversion. My output file, After- Avidemux.mp4, was 2971 KB, versus my download of yours at 9423 KB, slightly puzzling.
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 2/4/2017

  RE: Rotating a video in video x pro v.6. What export dimensions to use?
  Here are the screen shots from within MEP. You cannot make a 1280*720 become 720*1280 and vice versa without cropping or turning it on its side. The proportions of the image have to remain the same. You can rotate the image. If you filmed
• Video Pro X

  35 answers, most recent on 2/4/2017

  RE: Rotating a video in video x pro v.6. What export dimensions to use?
  Here are the screen shots from within MEP. You cannot make a 1280*720 become 720*1280 and vice versa without cropping or turning it on its side. The proportions of the image have to remain the same. You can rotate the image. If you filmed with a