• Video Pro X

  165 answers, most recent on 4/10/2025

  RE: [Closed] Website Observation
  Hi all, @Can-Dive Metro is one of our two local food stores and it's a big chain: And here is the view when you come out the door: So, please, no Metro video. @Reyfox Exxon, as in Exxon Valdez? We have Esso in Canada and I got gas there in
• Video Pro X

  42 answers, most recent on 9/25/2022

  RE: Question regarding video upscaling
  @jak.willis Jak, you don't appear to understand what we're doing with the 1920x1080 export. The video being exported from MEP is 1920x1080, so it will fill your TV screen with no upscaling (it can't be upscaled because it's already at the TV
• Video Pro X

  42 answers, most recent on 9/25/2022

  RE: Question regarding video upscaling
  @CubeAce @AAProds Hello again Ray, I am recording these TV programmes on my Panasonic Recorder. It basically records Freeview broadcasts and saves them to the built-in Hard Disk Drive. The channel that this show is being broadcast on is called
• Video Pro X

  42 answers, most recent on 9/25/2022

  RE: Question regarding video upscaling
  @jak.willis There is no need to re-export. 1366x768 is essentially 16:9 (1.779:1 verses 1.77777:1), the same "shape" or ratio of your 1920x1080 video, so your movie will look exactly the same on the 1366 TV. Your encoded movie, sitting in the centre
• Movie Studio

  38 answers, most recent on 12/14/2022

  RE: Program crashes and closes when I try to play a video
  Thank-you for your reply's and yes Cube Ace I do use Films and Tv, so as it turned out there was yet another Windows update that I just finishing installing, and funny enough I can now view the video clips, but today I did get an error messages and
• Movie Studio

  31 answers, most recent on 7/26/2023

  RE: Capture-Transfer HD Video Into MEP2016 Plus
  @CarpentersMate @AAProds Hi, agreed a little misunderstanding there, @testataan says "higher fps gives better motion sharpness", this isn't referring to slow motion, yes you'd get a better video if you slowed 59.94 down compared to 29.97, but the
• Video Pro X

  42 answers, most recent on 9/25/2022

  RE: Question regarding video upscaling
  @jak.willis Read my last comment - 'This is 544x576 on a 1920x1080 project, played on a TV that has a screen that is also 1920x1080 there wouldn't be any upscaling' The black background of that clip i posted is 1920x1080, but the video in the middle
• Video Pro X

  42 answers, most recent on 9/25/2022

  RE: Question regarding video upscaling
  @jak.willis Hi Jak. UK TV Drama is owned by BBC Studios, the commercial arm of the BBC, hence their content on the channel. I can't vouch for what ITV does with it's programs but I suspect similar treatment of their content would be perfromed. I
• Video Easy

  3 answers, most recent on 10/10/2022

  RE: Saving doesn't work
  @josefinengman Hi I get the same issue when exporting for Movie Studio 2023 and Video Pro X - it may be related to that a recent (yesterday) Windows update that was installed. The exported file, in my case, is not damaged, and opening it using
• Video Pro X

  42 answers, most recent on 9/25/2022

  RE: Question regarding video upscaling
  @jak.willis Jak, you don't appear to understand what we're doing with the 1920x1080 export. The video being exported from MEP is 1920x1080, so it will fill your TV screen with no upscaling (it can't be upscaled because it's already at the TV
• Movie Studio

  32 answers, most recent on 10/18/2022

  "Wrong" 4:3 images should have been 16:9 to fil TV screen
  Okay, ages ago it was suggested to use the entire camera sensor, that is 4:3 and then selectively edit to 16:9. BUT now I have all of these 4:3 images which show up, well, as a smaller image on my 16:9 TV. Is there a simple (always looking for
• Movie Studio

  85 answers, most recent on 3/3/2023

  RE: Proxy files problem | "Creation of a proxy not required"
  @Reyfox Hi. For some reason NB Tiler Pro 7 is only showing as a standalone application on my machine and all my video editing packages are using NB Titler Pro 6. Both work. I only got Vegas Pro via HumbleBundle so it's Pro 18 and I only have it for
• Video Pro X

  42 answers, most recent on 9/25/2022

  RE: Question regarding video upscaling
  @jak.willis Read my last comment - 'This is 544x576 on a 1920x1080 project, played on a TV that has a screen that is also 1920x1080 there wouldn't be any upscaling' The black background of that clip i posted is 1920x1080, but the video in the
• Movie Studio

  19 answers, most recent on 11/28/2022

  RE: Can Not Export 4k or Higher Video in Portrait + MPEG-4 Issues
  @Purbear Hi, Did you check Tiktok and Instagram video formats? All I can find is max. 1920x1080 or 1080x1920. What makes you think otherwise? The fact that Movie Studio can actually import and export 8K is amazing. That it can't export 8K in 9:16 is
• Video Pro X

  42 answers, most recent on 9/25/2022

  RE: Question regarding video upscaling
  @Former user I'm also saying there's no point in re-exporting at all. The only thing that matters in this case is the ratio. Exporting at 1366/4 won't change how the video looks on either screen. @AAProds So you mean it will look the same whether
• Video Pro X

  42 answers, most recent on 9/25/2022

  RE: Question regarding video upscaling
  @jak.willis There is no need to re-export. 1366x768 is essentially 16:9 (1.779:1 verses 1.77777:1), the same "shape" or ratio of your 1920x1080 video, so your movie will look exactly the same on the 1366 TV. Your encoded movie, sitting in the
• Movie Studio

  69 answers, most recent on 4/9/2024

  RE: VHS captures, video "washed-out"
  @AAProds, Thank you for the link to the histogram tutorial. It was excellent and I plan to include it in my analog capture toolkit.Fortunately, with the Startech dongle, I am able to access the VDub's Proc amps via Video/Levels and adjust them in
• Video Pro X

  42 answers, most recent on 9/25/2022

  RE: Question regarding video upscaling
    @AAProds Hi there, Thanks for your comment. Sorry for not mentioning about the Aspect Ratio. It is 4:3. And the resolution (according to the computer) is 544x576. It is quite an old TV show broadcast on a UK channel called ‘Drama.’ Most of their
• Video Pro X

  7 answers, most recent on 11/10/2022

  Video Pro X - Subscription now includes Smartsound Cloud
  Seemingly without fanfare, a VPX14 subscription now includes a Smartsound Cloud Personal Subscription as well as StoryBlocks. You get access to the Smartsound catalogue. The music project is done on line as opposed to the Smartsound app. This makes
• Movie Studio

  9 answers, most recent on 2/24/2023

  RE: How to edit a track in details
  @CubeAce Hi Ray, First just play the video using Film and TV and record the audio output into the DAW using the Stereo Mix input from your computers sound card / chip You can't be serious. Why not just export the audio from MEP or do a mixdown as I
• Movie Studio

  9 answers, most recent on 2/24/2023

  RE: How to edit a track in details
  @Jane1 Hi. I am a little surprised by this question as you seem to have been doing this for quite a while. These are my personal suggestions. Personally I would not use MEP for this but a dedicated audio editing package. There are plenty of good
• Video Pro X

  46 answers, most recent on 12/8/2022

  RE: HEVC compression artifacts
  @nicolesharp100 Hi . . . . It seems to be a bug with the HEVC encoding on Video Pro X14 then. . . . . No - as I said previously it is the settings you have changed. Assuming you are in a NTSC TV standard region the default HEVC 1920 x 1080p 60 fps,
• Movie Studio

  7 answers, most recent on 12/27/2022

  OT: Streaming show-stopper
  No sooner did I heave a big sigh of relief by postponing the Main Concept issue (exporting HEVC instead) than I hit this one. Spent about five hours on it this morning in vain. It's obviously OT but I'm sure there are other Magix users here
• Video Pro X

  42 answers, most recent on 9/25/2022

  RE: Question regarding video upscaling
  @AAProds Hi Jack. Yes, I did have an old CRT TV but I threw it out years ago because I didn’t think that I’d need it again. Typical. Didn't we all 🤣 The nearest thing you could do in the digital domain is find an old larger SVGA Tube monitor Like