• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 3/6/2019

  2013 version won't burn a dvd anymore
  I have an older 2013 version that my daughter spent 3 hrs on a movie presentation that we cannot get to burn onto a DVD. We keep getting a message: MPEG-4 does not register. Plus, using the "activation" codes do not work after going through the
• Movie Studio

  30 answers, most recent on 3/5/2019

  RE: save error
  Here's an update: After re-installing, I turned the ransomware-protection in Defender back on, as was suggested. However, I still could not save any edits. When I turn the protection "off" the "save" problem disappears. This only started happening
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 2/27/2019

  RE: Uncompressed video file size
  @Richard-hardy I have looked at (quickly) all of your posts and all seem to be about exporting. As you have been told, just use the presets, don't mess around with bit rates and other stuff. I spend hours and hours editing videos and audio (and
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 2/27/2019

  RE: Uncompressed video file size
  @Richard-hardy I have looked at (quickly) all of your posts and all seem to be about exporting. As you have been told, just use the presets, don't mess around with bit rates and other stuff. I spend hours and hours editing videos and audio (and that
• Video Pro X

  47 answers, most recent on 5/2/2019

  RE: VPX - patch 16.0.2.317
  EDIT 2019.03.05 - Mullticam problem put back on list as #15; #16 Start up screen, Load existing projects problem. EDIT 2019.03.14 - #17 TO 19 added EDIT 2019.03.20 - #20 added Here is the renumbered list, updated from Patch 306 : Magix has been
• Movie Studio

  9 answers, most recent on 7/2/2019

  RE: MEP Patch Update to version 18.0.2.233
  Below is the updated list from patch 209 for 233. If anyone has noticed any new bugs, please post them. I have not gone through all of the posts. 1. Startup screen - Mostly resolved - but the proposed project is not the last one saved, so there is
• Movie Studio

  6 answers, most recent on 1/20/2019

  RE: MEP error messages
  Hi. Where, in the world, are you? I ask because "Standard" DVD export is either 720 x 480 (NTSC) or 720 x 576 (PAL). Your format of 704 x 576 is one I have never come across before and may be the reason that MEP is unable to use Smart Render/Smart
• Movie Studio

  6 answers, most recent on 1/20/2019

  MEP error messages
  I was preparing to burn some videos to DVD in MEP, but came across some error messages that I’ve never seen before. The video files are VOB’s, and the resolution is 704x576. I hadn’t touched the videos in the timeline, no trims or edits or anything.
• Video Pro X

  54 answers, most recent on 5/8/2019

  RE: [Feedback] How do you like version 16.0.2.306 ?
  Here is the updated list with numbers 25 and 26 added: Magix has been working on these. To see the full text, look back at the other requests by Mathias for comments on the patches. Below is more or less what they said, comments in italics are
• Photostory

  19 answers, most recent on 12/31/2018

  RE: burning DVD - not recognized by DVD player
  @Edwin-Wager Hi . . . . the default encoder setting was not appropriate for customers in th US . . . . Unfortunately that is not related to the problem the OP was having - issue was that there was a file missing from the very first line of the
• Photostory

  19 answers, most recent on 12/31/2018

  RE: burning DVD - not recognized by DVD player
  The problem I had burning the DVD was because the default encoder setting was not appropriate for customers in th US. Programs sold to customers in the US should have a different default for the encoder setting. It is quite upsetting to spend a lot
• Movie Studio

  13 answers, most recent on 12/18/2018

  RE: Frame rate and selecton alignment are wrong for US standard videos
  Looking further:about the aspect ratio change.  1. Looking at the file and right clicking on it in MEP, then clicking on “Object properties” Ifind that the aspect ratio was selected to be 4:3 2. Also the Movie settings have aspect ratio of
• Movie Studio

  5 answers, most recent on 12/14/2018

  RE: DVD playback question
  @jak.willis Hi . . . . I have a feeling it may be the third reason you gave, the one about setting the bitrate too high . . . . Did you increase the bitrate from the default setting in the Burn dialog - if so try burning a DVD at the default
• Movie Studio

  7 answers, most recent on 12/9/2018

  RE: Medium DVD Download with Windows 10
  Hi all, I finally got my DVD burning issue resolved. It was a simple solution but it took a while. I had to deactivate the program (through the help screen), uninstall the program, and then manually delete the "installation.ini" file (located in
• Video Pro X

  One answer, on 12/7/2018

  RE: Problems
  Hi I want to ask you about two problems And we would be delighted to be able to help you but we have almost no idea about what you are asking for help with!! First, please read this post and give us ALL the information requested there. Second, to
• Video Pro X

  One answer, on 12/7/2018

  Problems
  I want to ask you about two problems. Nr 1. What is cuopen code. Nr 2. I I´ve had trouble burning av dvd
• Movie Studio

  10 answers, most recent on 12/6/2018

  RE: Problem Burning DVD
  Good day, I am using Magix Edit Pro 2013 and have a project that needs to be burned to a 8.5 disc. The project is only 7707MB and leaves 444MB free on disc, however when I press burn it tells me there is not anuff space! please can someone advice
• Movie Studio

  19 answers, most recent on 11/29/2018

  RE: CBR vs VBR
  @jak.willis Personally, I would have to agree with Jeff. DVDs have a maximum resolution of 720x576 pixels if using the PAL system, which is at best only 19% that of an HD TV screen at 1920x1080 if you include the lack of bit depth of the tonal range
• Movie Studio

  19 answers, most recent on 11/29/2018

  RE: CBR vs VBR
  @jak.willis On the topic of variable bitrate, how do you know what to put in as the minimum & maximum bitrate? Simple answer: let MEP decide!! In my experience it's very good at making this decision itself; in something like 15 years of using
• Movie Studio

  19 answers, most recent on 11/29/2018

  RE: CBR vs VBR
  @jak.willis Well if it was a commercial DVD and not homemade, then the encoding probably took place using hardware encoders using a variable bit method. The compression ratios may be somewhat higher than can be achieved with software endcoding and
• Movie Studio

  19 answers, most recent on 11/29/2018

  RE: CBR vs VBR
  @jak.willis Well if it was a commercial DVD and not homemade, then the encoding probably took place using hardware encoders using a variable bit method. The compression ratios may be somewhat higher than can be achieved with software endcoding and
• Movie Studio

  19 answers, most recent on 11/29/2018

  RE: CBR vs VBR
  @jak.willis Can I ask how long the video is please and what file format did you save the edited file to? These are two questions I should have, but omitted from asking, the first time. Then maybe we may have more clues as to what is going wrong for
• Movie Studio

  19 answers, most recent on 11/29/2018

  RE: CBR vs VBR
  @jak.willis Can I ask how long the video is please and what file format did you save the edited file to? These are two questions I should have, but omitted from asking, the first time. Then maybe we may have more clues as to what is going wrong for
• 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