• Movie Studio

  23 answers, most recent on 8/20/2020

  RE: Preview of 60fps playback horrible - editing impossible
  I have a feeling it is as @johnebaker said in regards to my AMD Radeon graphics card. I just thought, originally, it might have been a settings issue. I have set up proxy files for this project and while it is taking longer it is making it workable.
• Movie Studio

  23 answers, most recent on 8/20/2020

  RE: Preview of 60fps playback horrible - editing impossible
  @DuneElliot Hi . . . . I updated the build in comment above yours. . . . Thanks - I saw that after posting at just about the same time as you. . . . . I was using it on AVCHD prior to this but after some research moved to the XAVC format for better
• Movie Studio

  23 answers, most recent on 8/20/2020

  RE: Preview of 60fps playback horrible - editing impossible
  Hi there. Thanks for getting back to me. I will correct my file format to say I used XAVC S which the website says it does support when I Google it. Maybe I'm wrong. I would have thought it was a supported file type if it plays, even if it does
• Movie Studio

  12 answers, most recent on 7/18/2020

  RE: Chapters in Exported Video File
  @dhsetzer@dhsetzer Hi m2ts is a container for the MPEG-2 codec. Normally used for DVD players.... M2TS is a filename extension used for the Blu-ray Disc Audio-Video MPEG-2 Transport Stream container file format. It is based on the MPEG-2 transport
• Movie Studio

  58 answers, most recent on 6/20/2020

  RE: Movie Edit Pro is NOT using my graphics card!
  @DominikStrycharski Hi Now we have a more complete picture of what you are working with, I would like to make the following points, the combination of which, are all working against you in achieving a smooth performance and the black/green issues
• Movie Studio

  58 answers, most recent on 6/20/2020

  RE: Movie Edit Pro is NOT using my graphics card!
  @DominikStrycharski Hi Now we have a more complete picture of what you are working with, I would like to make the following points, the combination of which, are all working against you in achieving a smooth performance and the black/green issues on
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 6/12/2020

  RE: CPU usage
  @srpohl Hi and welcome to the forum. . . . . any idea why MEP is only using 30% of the CPU when encoding? Same for memory usage, 30% . . . . There are 2 very long discussion on this topic, part 1 , and part 2. and a shorter discussion here. IMHO the
• Movie Studio

  19 answers, most recent on 6/22/2020

  RE: GPU not used, CPU 100%
  @jaap-k . . . . rendering a movie still takes 30 seconds for a 2 second movie. Is that normal? . . . . The 'long' export time is possible depending on the export resolution, preset and format you are exporting to. If you are exporting to MP4 h.264,
• Video Pro X

  22 answers, most recent on 6/3/2020

  RE: Video Pro X export speed tests
  @simmiv Hi Simmi I re-ran the MC test and used the AVCHD template and it finished in 2:06. But was it showing the Intel GPU was using Quicksync for Hardware acceleration in the Export "Mixdown" window? I tried the TechPowerUp GPU-Z, but it also
• Video Pro X

  22 answers, most recent on 6/3/2020

  RE: Video Pro X export speed tests
  Hi Peter, That was well done of you! Interesting to see that we are getting results along similar lines.. I re-ran the MC test and used the AVCHD template and it finished in 2:06.. The export file is now 238k. which is closer to what you got as
• Video Pro X

  22 answers, most recent on 6/3/2020

  RE: Video Pro X export speed tests
  @simmiv Hi Simmi Thanks for another comprehensively presented summary of your tests. I downloaded your file and must say that the subject matter with a huge amount of similar detail combined with movement would be a tough task for any encoder - in
• Video Pro X

  22 answers, most recent on 6/3/2020

  RE: Video Pro X export speed tests
  @simmiv Hi and welcome to the forum. Thanks for sharing your test results with the community. They are always interesting when carried out and reported comprehensively. A couple of my thoughts on your experiences:- Test 1 Note: It ran fine, but
• Movie Studio

  18 answers, most recent on 5/22/2020

  RE: Resizing Windows.....
  @Roger-Hall, @CubeAce Hi MEP 2020 does support LUTS - see this comment - as @CubeAce has said you cannot create them in MEP. . . . . when the choice of export is MPEG-4, thats how it renders - as a m2ts . . . . You chose an AVCHD export option which
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 5/15/2020

  RE: Burn option - DVD/SD card
  @FF22 Hi . . . . the 'show' is 1920x1080. Does this mean Blue-Ray is the only option to maintain that scale? . . . . That and AVCHD, most users will burn to Blu-Ray especially if the movie is over 20 - 30 mins long. I have never used AVCHD option
• Movie Studio

  11 answers, most recent on 5/7/2020

  RE: No sound with Movie Edit Pro
  @northrob Hi . . . . when editing a clip straight from camera . . . . The files on the camera memory card should be copied to the computer - in the folder or a subfolder of where the programs settings Folders tab say the project folder is, amd then
• Movie Studio

  28 answers, most recent on 5/3/2020

  RE: Still have Phantom audio playing in the middle of nowhere
  @FF22 Hi . . . . MP4 format (although it's extension is M2TS) . . . . These are not quite the same. Assuming to used a standard export preset, and did not make any changes to it, then the .M2TS file is encoded with the AVC codec and this is
• Movie Studio

  28 answers, most recent on 5/3/2020

  RE: Still have Phantom audio playing in the middle of nowhere
  @FF22 Hi . . . . MP4 format (although it's extension is M2TS) . . . . These are not quite the same. Assuming to used a standard export preset, and did not make any changes to it, then the .M2TS file is encoded with the AVC codec and this is commonly
• Movie Studio

  24 answers, most recent on 4/30/2020

  RE: New Activation Number for MAGIX Movie Edit Pro Contact Pack Plus 2018
  I want to make a few movies first, and see what I need before I purchase, but I will let you know both what I get, and, if I had any price limits! I define the word video beginner. I'm a musician by trade so I thought some movie making skills would
• Video Pro X

  16 answers, most recent on 4/30/2020

  RE: Rendering a project to MP4 gives me a 0 bytes file
  @Kraz @johnebaker If it says MainConcept then that is the issue, not the iGPU - the MC codec is 'old' and is not compatible with Intel iGPU's Not entirely - You can export using the MC codec and Intel iGPU and Quick Sync by selecting QS in the
• Video Pro X

  16 answers, most recent on 4/30/2020

  RE: Rendering a project to MP4 gives me a 0 bytes file
  @Kraz Hi The image above shows the CPU chart, click the GPU1 option to see the charts for the GTX to see what the activity is on that GPU. AFAICS from the image the Intel GPU (GPU 0) is doing very little. AVCHD shows up first in the dropdown because
• Video Pro X

  16 answers, most recent on 4/30/2020

  RE: Rendering a project to MP4 gives me a 0 bytes file
  It's definitely using the Nvidia GPU when rendering. However if I choose AVCHD-transport stream 1920x1080- 25pal it works. What's the difference between this and the HDTV setting? AVCHD seems to be the default or does it show up because it's a top
• Video Pro X

  16 answers, most recent on 4/30/2020

  RE: Rendering a project to MP4 gives me a 0 bytes file
  @Kraz Hi You have the same processor model as I have and by default it should be the GPU that is used for HWA. Can you confirm which codec is being used in the program settings Import/Export tab. If it says MainConcept then that is the issue, not
• Photostory

  9 answers, most recent on 4/25/2020

  RE: photostory video add-on
  Jeff, this product has been registered and when I go to https://support2.magix.com/customer/en/customer/products It shows I have an added "AVCHD Encoder Upgrade" to my products
• Video Pro X

  4 answers, most recent on 4/17/2020

  RE: Collaboration with Premiere Pro editors - best export/import settings
  @Craigster Hi . . . . We have been exchanging files back and forth, exporting as MP4, full HD (1080i, 1920x1080, 29.97), via h.264. Is this optimal? . . . . That depends on what the edit/render cycle is - these files are a compressed format and