• Movie Studio

  14 answers, most recent on 1/20/2014

  RE: Magix MovEdPro (17) - is it possible to save a completed disc movie (DVD or AVCHD or BD) to the PC harddrive as a folder (VIDEO_TS or BDMV) instead of directly to disc media?
  John, I've managed to use the work-around by keeping the DVD-R tray empty. It creates the BDMV folder for AVCHD/BD, and the .VOB and .IFO files (without the VIDEO_TS folder) in the Disc Image location so that's fine. After rendering it requests a
• Movie Studio

  14 answers, most recent on 1/20/2014

  RE: Magix MovEdPro (17) - is it possible to save a completed disc movie (DVD or AVCHD or BD) to the PC harddrive as a folder (VIDEO_TS or BDMV) instead of directly to disc media?
  Thanks guys. I did a test burn of a small (less than 4.5GB) AVCHD project to see if it works, written to a DVD-RW disc. I did find the BDMV folder where it belonged, in the Disc_Image folder, but no .ISO file, just the folder & contents as
• Movie Studio

  14 answers, most recent on 1/20/2014

  RE: Magix MovEdPro (17) - is it possible to save a completed disc movie (DVD or AVCHD or BD) to the PC harddrive as a folder (VIDEO_TS or BDMV) instead of directly to disc media?
  Hi, Like Carl, I have the Image Recorder option in that drop-down and that's been true in all versions I can recall. That creates an ISO file in the folder you specify. However, I always prefer to create a DVD (VOB) folder (Carl's
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 1/11/2014

  RE: In the burning DVD's , how can I change "CUSTOM" in the Encoder settings to "Widescreen 16:9 ?
  Hi Are you sure the disc image in the folder you tried is the one that was created after you changed the encoder settings and not one you previously created in 4x3 for the same project? Or: when you started the 16x9 mixdown and got the prompt
• Video Pro X

  One answer, on 12/29/2013

  RE: VOB files are jumpy...
  Hi Are the VOB files from a commercial DVD?  If so this could be DRM kicking in. If not then try right clicking the video objects on the timeline and select Create frame table new ...  . HTH John
• Video Pro X

  One answer, on 12/29/2013

  VOB files are jumpy...
   After we imported some VOB files from a DVD to our time line, we went to play it and the picture quality is great but the movie jumps every three seconds and the audio is out of sync by seconds...any ideas? we are using video pro x 5 with all
• Photostory

  One answer, on 12/1/2013

  RE: Is there a simple way to get the photos from photostory on a DVD and convert them to a JPEG for other uses?
  Hi Yes, however the quality will not be very good.  The images will be 720 * 576 pixels in size and soft compared to the originals. If this is a commercial DVD then you need to check out the copyright / licensing for use of the DVD.  In most
• Movie Studio

  5 answers, most recent on 11/6/2013

  RE: MEP 2013 Plus is missing Video_ts.vob file following encoding of DVD content
    No, this is not enabled as I did/do not have multiple films. Only one film with several chapters.   If you don't have that enabled then you won't get a VIDEO_TS.VOB in your file structure. But why is its absence a problem in your
• Movie Studio

  5 answers, most recent on 11/6/2013

  MEP 2013 Plus is missing Video_ts.vob file following encoding of DVD content
  Thinking my old downloaded (2011) "Magix  Video deluxe mx plus" might not work on the new computer with Windows 8 I ordered MEP 2013 Plus. In the past when I needed to burn several DVD's of a project I would just make a DVD content and then burn
• Movie Studio

  6 answers, most recent on 10/21/2013

  RE: What is the fastest way to burn multiple copies (say 20) of a project to DVD?
  Hi As Carl says use the image recorder option, then burn muliple copies using Nero, Roxio or Imgburn (freeware) and burn the ISO image - it is quicker than burning the VOB's, IFO's etc. Another option if you are going to be doing this
• Movie Studio

  6 answers, most recent on 10/21/2013

  RE: What is the fastest way to burn multiple copies (say 20) of a project to DVD?
  jeff3, Probably the easiest is to do your first output not directly to disc, but to the 'image recorder' option which creates a 'disc image' (.iso) and a set of files (.BUP, .VOB etc)) which can then be burnt to multiple DVDs. See this thread
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 10/15/2013

  Is it best to re-encode or use Copy mode for audio in format conversion
  I am converting a DVD VOB file into a MPEG2 format. I get the following notice: "The current disc project dontains audio in Dolby Digital format. The sound will be encoded again with the current settings. To keep the original sound, please click
• Rescue Your Videotapes!

  2 answers, most recent on 10/14/2013

  RE: How can I reduce the size of my DV videos ?
  Hi Presumably this has been recorded in HD or uncompressed video format? When you burn to DVD the resolution is reduced down to 720 * 576  (PAL) or 720*480 (NTSC) and the video is transcoded/compressed to mpg format ( VOB on disk ). If it
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 10/4/2013

  RE: Does Magix Video Edit Pro Plus 2014 handle all 4K, such as "Sony's XAVC-S"
  Hi Video file formats supported are: .avi, .dat, .evo, .m2v, .m1v, .h264, .mpv, .mpg, .mpeg, .mpg2, .mps, .mp2, .mpe, .m2s, .vdr, .vob, .mod, .vro, .ts, .trp, .tp, .m2t, .mpt, .mmv, .m2ts, .mts, .tod, .mov, .mp4, .dvr-ms, .asf, .pva, .mp4,
• Movie Studio

  11 answers, most recent on 9/28/2013

  RE: why video clips jerk and go out of sync – picture and audio when editing with magix ?
  As I suspected, the files are not VOB. So that was a redundant discussion! You said they were "...sources imported from more than one dvd to make a new dvd." I assumed that meant regular DVDs (playable in a DVD player). Were they perhaps
• Movie Studio

  11 answers, most recent on 9/28/2013

  RE: why video clips jerk and go out of sync – picture and audio when editing with magix ?
  Sorry John & Terry , Did not quite understood earlier instructions, english is not my main medium. Yes, found the “Automatically create frametable during import”. I had deleted those problematic files from magix and will try again and
• Movie Studio

  11 answers, most recent on 9/28/2013

  RE: why video clips jerk and go out of sync – picture and audio when editing with magix ?
    Thanks Terry, You are using MAGIX Movie Edit Pro MX Premium so i guess it works fine but I'm on MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 2013 Plus so its not fine cos there is No “Create frametable new” for choice!   Hi, No, it's just the same in
• Movie Studio

  11 answers, most recent on 9/28/2013

  RE: why video clips jerk and go out of sync – picture and audio when editing with magix ?
  Hi, That's odd. Works fine here as you see. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4019461/MEP2013-VOB-CreateFrameTable.jpg   Can't tell from your screenshot but I assume those DVD imports are VOB?   -- Terry, East Grinstead, UK
• Movie Studio

  11 answers, most recent on 9/28/2013

  RE: why video clips jerk and go out of sync – picture and audio when editing with magix ?
  Thank You John, Tried the same files with Windows Movie Maker and had no problems. Why do you think MEP did not recognise these mpg files? So, does this mean that if its copyright protected discs it will not work in MEP even after its been
• Movie Studio

  11 answers, most recent on 9/28/2013

  RE: why video clips jerk and go out of sync – picture and audio when editing with magix ?
  Hi Looks like MEP did not recognise they are mpg files. Check you have the Automatically create frametable option in the program settings checked. Copy the video VOB's (the largest one's) from the discs to your computer and change the file
• Movie Studio

  11 answers, most recent on 9/28/2013

  RE: why video clips jerk and go out of sync – picture and audio when editing with magix ?
  Hi DVD VOB files are actually mpg files  and these are known to have problems with syncing due to their internal structure. On the timeline, select the video clips and right click , from the popup menu select Create frametable new .  This
• Movie Studio

  10 answers, most recent on 12/6/2018

  RE: Problem Burning DVD
  Using - Magix Movie Edit Pro 2013 on Windows 8. My Samsung DVD Burner is recognised in Device Manager and appears as an option in the Magix  'Burning' dialogue box. So Far so good. The Disc format selected is 'Standard PAL' When I
• Movie Studio

  10 answers, most recent on 12/6/2018

  RE: Problem Burning DVD
  Hi These options appear once you have carried out a burn to DVD, first you need to know the structure of a DVD which has the following components: VTS_01_1.VOB - contains the movie - there may be more each sequentially numbered Video_TS.VOB
• Movie Studio

  10 answers, most recent on 12/6/2018

  Problem Burning DVD
  Using - Magix Movie Edit Pro 2013 on Windows 8. My Samsung DVD Burner is recognised in Device Manager and appears as an option in the Magix  'Burning' dialogue box. So Far so good. The Disc format selected is 'Standard PAL' When I hit the