• Movie Studio

  13 answers, most recent on 3/14/2019

  RE: Uncompressed video still has a loss of quality?
  @AaronC1 Correct. Codecs, in general, are like jpegs. They are processed files to produce video footage that can be watched by anyone with the correct codecs to play them back with the appropriate software/hardware. Even most commercial non-Pro
• Movie Studio

  13 answers, most recent on 3/14/2019

  RE: Uncompressed video still has a loss of quality?
  @AaronC1 Correct. Codecs, in general, are like jpegs. They are processed files to produce video footage that can be watched by anyone with the correct codecs to play them back with the appropriate software/hardware. Even most commercial non-Pro
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 3/10/2019

  Shuttle wheel use for MEP.
    Do shuttle wheels work with MEP, or would I need Pro-X? Do they produce smoother audio playback in MEP than dragging the cursor or using the virtual scrub slider? The thing I miss most from working with analog equipment is the ability to turn off
• Movie Studio

  9 answers, most recent on 3/10/2019

  RE: Remix Agent - request for improvements
  @browj2 Thanks for the explanation, John. At least that sort of explains how you work with audio, although I'm still guessing a bit at this stage. My experience is probably different to your own and can easily look at a sound file and edit to the
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 2/28/2019

  RE: Changing Video Resolutions
  @jak.willis All my experience comes from having to prep stills of some of my stills images for giant advertising posters. (Sometimes more than fifteen to twenty feet high.) One thing to be aware of is the larger you go, the less contrast you should
• Movie Studio

  11 answers, most recent on 3/14/2019

  RE: What do these encoder options mean in H.264?
  @johnebaker I will second that after much fruitless fettling. Sometimes in some settings where you get an 'auto' option, you can improve things by selecting 'Best' or 'better' instead, but that's about it. Messing around with bit rates often ends
• Music Maker

  5 answers, most recent on 2/24/2019

  RE: how to delete background noise in audio recording
  @daeell29-ukysse Hi . . . . I have the free version without these options. Is there still a way for me to get rid of background "white noise"? . . . Without upgrading the program to the Plus or Premium version, you are very restricted on noise
• Samplitude

  3 answers, most recent on 2/14/2019

  RE: RECORDING ISSUE
  Sorry for the bold letters, was not a selected choice, first time on forum and when I started to leave my post it just came out that way, any who, I'm using my mixer to feed my equipment, coming out of my mixer into the interface coming out of the
• Video Pro X

  12 answers, most recent on 7/4/2019

  RE: No work!
  Will Magix intend to introduce full support for hardware coding through an external graphics card? Such a small HandBrake program does it without a problem;) AMD Ryzen without iGPU is not the best choice to work in Magix. I am thinking about
• Music Maker

  8 answers, most recent on 6/7/2019

  RE: Low Latency
  @Berk-Tahan Hi . . . . Eventhough my computer is well equipped . . . . That is a subjective statement - please read this topic and then comeback with your computer specs as detailed in the linked to topic and the full version number of Music
• Music Maker

  8 answers, most recent on 6/7/2019

  Low Latency
  Hello all, Today I joined this community via Plus edition and I am a freshman to DAW system. I have a trouble that keeps bugging me since I installed the software. Eventhough my computer is well equipped I still get low latency warning. What am I
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 1/18/2019

  RE: AC3 or MPEG
  @jak.willis Compatibility. AC3 or Dolby Digital as it is more commonly known will be more backward compatible on older DVD and Blu-Ray players. Both are still lossy codecs but results vary between the two depending on how much you want to compress
• Video Pro X

  23 answers, most recent on 3/5/2019

  RE: Speed - 8mm film scanned at 20fps - need 16fps
  @browj2, @wabu, @Scenestealer Hi everyone . . . . Now they have the idea to restart with b/w chemestry for young people and nerds . . . . There has been a trend over the last 6 - 8 years of bringing back film processing and wet chemistry for Media
• Movie Studio

  12 answers, most recent on 12/13/2018

  RE: 2704 x 1520 30fps?
  If you intend to put your exported mp4 video onto a usb stick, then the most widely readable formatting for the usb would be FAT32. This would then be readable by nearly all equipment including tvs, however, there will be a file limit size of 4Gb.
• Video Pro X

  19 answers, most recent on 12/12/2018

  RE: Rendering artifats
  The problem with asking other people about the cameras they use is that with the best will in the world, they will recommend their own choice, which is why they bought it. I use FZ1000 cameras because they have been totally reliable with very heavy
• Video Pro X

  19 answers, most recent on 12/12/2018

  RE: Rendering artifats
  I have been using various versions of Video Pro for many years, including currently VPX(10). I use it in my professional capacity so have to have reliability and also have used only Panasonic cameras for many years, apart from GoPros and Yi cams as
• Video Pro X

  7 answers, most recent on 12/10/2018

  RE: Mixing audio for YouTube, DVD and MP4 File Playback
  Are you sure that we are not confusing the wood for the trees here? I can produced a finished edit at what I consider to be the correct audio levels, let's say at peaks of a maximum of 0db VU. I then make a dvd and a usb of the finished work which I
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 12/8/2018

  RE: Making videos with multiple screens and scenes - how to sync them?
  @Neil-Kendall On top of what @emmrecs wrote, which as well as being quite comprehensive, is giving very good advice, I would first like to ask the spec of your laptop. You would not believe the processing power you are going to need or the hard disc
• Video Pro X

  23 answers, most recent on 3/5/2019

  RE: Speed - 8mm film scanned at 20fps - need 16fps
  Hi Jeff, Here is the link to the one that I purchased, the Pro model, 1080P, though not through Amazon. Look at the comments by Steve H. I wouldn't purchase the older version 720P, but so far, I find the 1080P to be very good. There is a slight
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 12/8/2018

  RE: General Advice on longevity of Digital Video Formats
  @Xenofex2 A couple of years back? Exactly how far back? What was the video taken with? What were the specifications of the camera? Do you remember the specs of the original computer you played it back on? Video monitors have come a long way since
• Video Pro X

  53 answers, most recent on 12/20/2018

  RE: [Feedback] How do you like version 16.0.2.304 ?
  What type of equipment, or what are the reasons you have to use Neat Video? I've learned that anything you can do, white balance, gain, fStop, shutter, while recording, will save you a big headache trying to compensate post production. Best to stay
• 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

  15 answers, most recent on 11/25/2018

  RE: Bitrate vs Quality sliders for encoding video
  The quality you wish to produce comes down to how it is viewed and the quality of the original file itself. You can not improve on the quality of the original file no matter what you do. There is no point in additing additional bit depth or rate