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@Kev38 The bitrate is a quantity for the amout of data transfered over a certain time. Audio quality is measured in bit depth and sample rate, usually 16 or 24 bits and 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz. You can change the bit depth and sample rate at the bottom

Movie Studio

32 answers, most recent on 4/2/2026

RE: Export quality from RTX Ti3060 far inferior to UHD770

@AAProds Greetings Al, Ever since the Nvidia 590 series driver debacle just before Christmas 2025 I've had problems with my 4060 - possible slightly different to your because I'm using MS2025 which hasn't had the updates. I rolled the driver back to

Movie Studio

37 answers, most recent on 6/7/2025

RE: Yoo Hoo! Here comes Magix Video Deluxe!

@Reyfox Thanks for your reply, you make some interesting comments - I especially take your point about ProDAD. "As for beta testing, no matter the software you buy, that is what you will be, paying to beta test" True but it doesn't mean I have to

Movie Studio

39 answers, most recent on 2/1/2024

RE: Stereoscopic 3D Video Export Issue

@vineethvarma-vegesna Hi I have removed my previous comment after more testing and getting 'strange results' following further research, ie I read the manual 😕. From the manual: Depending on your playback device, you should set double resolution in

SOUND FORGE

38 answers, most recent on 9/16/2025

RE: MP3 conversion glitches

Hi Rick, the proofer who was listening to the files first reported it on her machine and when I checked the files on my machine (different countries), she was right. The anomalies didn't appear in the WAV files, just the MP3s after conversion. Also,

Video Pro X

27 answers, most recent on 3/3/2024

RE: Export Video as AVI

@Jamil-Taylor Hi . . . . The larger file is not even playable . . . . It won't because until the file is correctly closed, the header information is not written to the file header. An interesting puzzle as to why the file is being split. When you

Video Pro X

38 answers, most recent on 9/7/2023

RE: H264 Export Frame Rate of 16.67 Possible?

@browj2 Excellent stuff John, I'll be interested to see if I can get close that quality. I see the frame pattern 1,2,2,3,3,4,5,5,6,6,7,8,8,9,9,10,11,11,12 but I guess that is the nature of the beast, changing the frame rate. Magical memories, for

Movie Studio

51 answers, most recent on 12/14/2024

RE: How to burn files to BD with menus but without having to re-encode?

@jak.willis Regarding using all I-Frames, won’t that also produce a massively large file size? Greetings, Not compared to some options. If I'm guessing correctly I assume you exported using the "Uncompressed video" option in Export. This option does

Movie Studio

13 answers, most recent on 8/24/2024

RE: Movie Studio Freeze constantly

Hi, Every 2 years at most, the Vegas Movie Studio was updated. Previously used PowerDirector. The Vegas interface started to make all the difference! Resources not so much because I was looking for agility! After I got used to Vegas Movie Studio 15,

Video Pro X

13 answers, most recent on 7/30/2023

RE: Best resolution for a still from movie

@1940 In Movie Studio, it's 7680x4620. Export movie>Single Frame as JPEG or BMP, PNG VPX may have a higher resolution. As Jeff says, there'd be a fair amount of upscaling going on so whether the quality would be the best would be arguable.

Music Maker

6 answers, most recent on 9/12/2023

RE: Questions on Soundpool Commercial licensing

Thanks @SP. One follow up on a & b, if the commercial download file wavs are better quality, then how do I use them (instead of the compressed mp3 format) to create the final track? Or does the export function of Music Maker handle that when I

Movie Studio

51 answers, most recent on 1/30/2024

RE: Dual Layer DVDs - atrocious luck or is just my project

@ericlnz Hi Thanks for the info, so far they do not appear to have reduced the quality of the Verbatim discs. The Verbatim majority of Verbatim discs I use now are DVD-RW and BD_RE for test burning, usually with DVDA , and final testing before I

Movie Studio

45 answers, most recent on 11/29/2023

RE: Which version supports 4k video editing

@AAProds Hi Al, Yes, in which case you would be defeating the purpose. Question - take a camera, shoot for 1 minute in 1080 and 1 minute in 4K. Are the file sizes the same? No, not unless you mucked around with something. Same with export, if you

Movie Studio

46 answers, most recent on 4/10/2025

RE: Stereo not supported - burning disc

@BrenyC Hi Brendan . . . . However this has thrown up a new problem that it now shows a message to ' update your graphics card driver. Hardware encoding has been deactivated' . . . . Unfortunately this is a deficiency in the RTX series of GPU's in

Video Pro X

44 answers, most recent on 2/4/2025

RE: Problem with exported DVD

@emmrecs Jeff, I fear we are headed for a merrygoround ride; a sample of your capture (which I assume is MPEG 2 from that internal card you use?) will allow us to investigate further. See my making a snippet with AVIDemux if you don't know how to.

Rescue Your Videotapes!

18 answers, most recent on 4/1/2023

RE: Increase recording quality?

AAProds, thanks for your answer Print sceen of "User defined", under "Recording Quality". (Standard setting is "DVD") The manual is not so useful. If i press the "Help" button in this window, i end up in the overview of the "Program

Movie Studio

4 answers, most recent on 6/7/2026

RE: MAGIX Video deluxe 2026 Premium - My first voice over is the pits

@spuddy13 Hi Brian, Further thoughts as I think of them, and getting them down before I forget. At my age... I didn't mention: Using the Audio effects, General under Effects in VDL for the volume curve and for AUX1 and AUX2 for sending audio of an

Movie Studio

61 answers, most recent on 7/25/2024

RE: My MAGIX software will not cut a DVD to Disc

@rickduley Hi Rick Thanks for the ISO image file, a MediaInfo analysis of the VOBs created indicates the Render preset settings have been modified to produce a Constant Bitrate video, the image below shows my MediaInfo data of one of the VOBs in the

Movie Studio

44 answers, most recent on 1/17/2025

RE: Making Blu-rays

@donjen33 Hi . . . . chose MPEG-2 as the format so I’m now wondering if I should’ve chosen H.264 . . . . H.264 is the standard codec for burning Blu-Ray. While MPEG-2 is supported, and occassionally used for its alleged better quality video, though

SOUND FORGE

2 answers, most recent on 9/20/2023

STEREO vs JOINT STEREO in Sound Forge 17

Hi guys good morning !How do I do / proceed so that sound forge (release 17), when saving a song in .mp3 format, records in "pure" STEREO, and not records in "joint stereo"? CD quality (16 bits, sample in 128 bits x 44.100 KHz)Thanks,João

SOUND FORGE

13 answers, most recent on 6/21/2024

Sound Forge Scripting - Efficient Cassette Tape Archiving

Hi, I have zero experience with scripting. I'm wondering if this is possible with Sound Forge scripting, and if so, is anyone willing to create such a script for me? Here's what I need. I'm working on a large cassette tape archiving project, and for

Rescue Your Videotapes!

One answer, on 3/4/2024

RE: Digitizing C-cassettes with Magix Video saver

@Antero-Laiho Hi . . . . Is it possible to digitize analogue c-cassette music . . . . Assuming you mean Compact Cassette, and you have a good quality player that has a line out then Video Saver could, however the audio would be embedded in a video

Video Pro X

27 answers, most recent on 3/3/2024

RE: Export Video as AVI

@Jamil-TaylorNot so; your Mediainfo shows the bitrate of your DivX file as only 6251: This was due to my settings. I did this again with changed settings. Here is the result for a near pristine video with perfect image quality using DivX Pro: The

Other products

5 answers, most recent on 3/6/2023

Poor picture quality on an SD TV

Hi, I have posted here in the past regarding poor picture quality on UKTV broadcasts on Freeview. I gathered that, because the programmes they show are SD, the poor quality was coming from the upscaling to the native resolution of my HDTV. So, as a