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@William-Murphy Hi William. Your video file is showing an audio sample rate of 44.1 kHz and your MEP default project settings would be at 48kHz. However, saying that I'm experiencing the same problem you are with playback and I can't get the file to

Movie Studio

10 answers, most recent on 11/2/2019

RE: It does not export in 4k and if it does the option is not easy to see

@Fern-Marn Lets look at the specs of a machine needed to run MEP 2013. Manufacturer Magix Entertainment System Requirements OS Required Microsoft Windows 7 (32/64 bits), Microsoft Windows Vista (32/64 bits), Microsoft Windows XP, Windows 8 (32/64

Movie Studio

25 answers, most recent on 11/14/2019

RE: Making a series of clips from a single video

@Bill_S Hi Bill Yes. That should work with Scene Recognition as I have described. When I was using tape format camcorders I found this very useful and time saving. Peter

Video Easy

7 answers, most recent on 10/26/2019

RE: No sound when transfering video from camcorder to PC

OK. Thank you. But tell me? What cable do I need to hook up to the Magix Video savers limited contacts (Red, yellow and white) and the S-video contact on the USB plug. Again I have a Canon Digital camcorder fra 2000 og type MV 430 i.

Video Easy

7 answers, most recent on 10/26/2019

RE: No sound when transfering video from camcorder to PC

@Walter-Welo Welcome to the Magix forums. My camcorder is hooked up via a video s cable Assuming you actually mean S-Video then that is the reason: the S-Video connection carries ONLY the video signal. You need a separate audio connection between

Video Easy

7 answers, most recent on 10/26/2019

No sound when transfering video from camcorder to PC

I just bought the Video Saver and have had no trouble recording the VCR tapes to my PC, with the scart plugg. However, when I hook up my Canon digital video camera, Camcorder MV430i I get the film but no sound?? My camcorder is hooked up via a video

Movie Studio

27 answers, most recent on 8/12/2019

RE: Decompressing gopro footage

Hi @CubeAce I still don't get why @Kaywahjay is talking about compression of the video files. Me neither, but of course all footage recorded on consumer cameras is highly compressed via H.264 or H.265 compression. What is interesting from the media

Video Pro X

3 answers, most recent on 7/9/2019

RE: Can't get Magix Video Deluxe 2019 Plus to import HDV from Sony camera

Hi @slackerdan Are you selecting the HDV option when you launch the record via the red button in Video Deluxe? This should be preset with a record template for 1440x1080i ie the HDV format. If it has a DV format template then it might be that you

Video Pro X

12 answers, most recent on 6/4/2019

HD Archive Settings

I'm in the process of archiving a 720p29.97 project that worked our very well, indeed with the assistance of this forum. To keep the original footage involves storage of 70GB. I've exported my timeline using the MPEG export HDV1 Camcorder (NTSC,

Video Pro X

15 answers, most recent on 4/11/2019

RE: Best Mpeg4 Export settings for 720p29.97 highly detailed footage

Hi Seamus I tested an Mpeg export at Magix default setting for HDV1 Camcorder. That's 18,300 kbps. And the quality is much better than the Mpeg4, at least for that section where the river rushes are blowing in the wind (highly detailed). This may be

Video Pro X

16 answers, most recent on 4/12/2019

Smart Render working great, but is there really no re-rendering?

I've made a 1 hour video out of 5 hours footage filmed in various locations. The footage is 720p29.97. The files are M2V (Mpeg 2). Rather than keep all the original footage, which also probably requires re-building the frame tables if I return to

Video Pro X

15 answers, most recent on 4/11/2019

RE: Best Mpeg4 Export settings for 720p29.97 highly detailed footage

Hi John EB, I tested an Mpeg export at Magix default setting for HDV1 Camcorder. That's 18,300 kbps. And the quality is much better than the Mpeg4, at least for that section where the river rushes are blowing in the wind (highly detailed). Then I

Movie Studio

5 answers, most recent on 3/3/2019

Audio Cleaning for Dummies

My approach to any audio cleaning is really hit and miss. An area I really know nothing about. Shortly though I hope to revisit old family camcorder tapes, originally saved to VHS and since converted to MP4 and so guess at least some basic knowledge

Movie Studio

10 answers, most recent on 3/9/2019

Automatically adjust all clips' volume to the same perceived level

I've tried searching on this topic, but didn't find a definitive answer. Apologies in a advance if I missed it. I'm trying to come up with a method to automatically adjust or flatten the volume level of all video clips on the timeline, or at least

Video Pro X

21 answers, most recent on 3/2/2019

RE: GH5 400 Mbps HLG ALL-I file

@Olivier-Braud Really? MPEG2? I can't find any mention of that from the specs. https://www.panasonic.com/uk/consumer/cameras-camcorders/lumix-mirrorless-cameras/lumix-g-cameras/dc-gh5s.specs.html If that is the case, is the file being read properly

Movie Studio

No answers, created on 1/23/2019

Use of Intro's/Outro's of Different Sizes to Project

I am just looking for some guidance and advice please. Old Camcorder cassette film have been converted and I am now going through the MP4’s, using MEP and breaking it down into smaller MP4 clips relative to where/what originally taken. The size of

Movie Studio

8 answers, most recent on 12/31/2018

RE: Smart render

@james-n2529 Hi . . . . No, they are my own videos that were originally shot on a miniDVD camcorder. . . . reader denied Smart Copy . . . Can you analyse the source video file with MediaInfo and copy and post the results from the Text view in

Movie Studio

8 answers, most recent on 12/31/2018

RE: Smart render

@james-n2529 What was the source of the VOB files that you ripped? Was it a DVD that you had originally created or was it a "commercial" (i.e. bought) one? I ask because it says “reader denied Smart Copy”. What does this mean and why does it say

Movie Studio

15 answers, most recent on 11/25/2018

RE: Bitrate vs Quality sliders for encoding video

So what happens in the case of each individual source file, direct from the camera, having a different bitrate? For instance, I have recently been putting together a video in MEP, using the raw video files direct from my camera. However, according

Movie Studio

15 answers, most recent on 11/25/2018

RE: Bitrate vs Quality sliders for encoding video

Hi Jak. Pretty much, but because we don't see individual frames with our eyes, some blur in the individual frames around a moving subject within a video can actually give a more natural looking effect that trying to make it look sharper or have

Movie Studio

15 answers, most recent on 11/25/2018

RE: Bitrate vs Quality sliders for encoding video

Hi Jak. Pretty much, but because we don't see individual frames with our eyes, some blur in the individual frames around a moving subject within a video can actually give a more natural looking effect that trying to make it look sharper or have less

Movie Studio

One answer, on 10/1/2018

No sound when importing AVCHD video.

No audio playback when importing AVCHD video from my JVC Everio camcorder. I am using MEP v17.0.3.183 in a Win 10 environment. I downloaded the MPEG-4 FULL Codec Upgrade, with no change in audio. Importing audio-only media (.m4a) plays the audio

Movie Studio

14 answers, most recent on 9/28/2018

RE: what are the best export definition settings to export projects?

Hi Good advice there from the others, but I think you will find with the GoPros that the shutter speeds are dynamic (ie can not be fixed) and vary depending on lighting conditions to give the right exposure. On a bright scene this will push the

Rescue Your Videotapes!

No answers, created on 9/19/2018

Software recognising camcorder

Can anyone assist me? The software is working on the PC but it will not recognise the camcorder.