• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 9/18/2009

  RE: No audio on avi files
  Clevo nailed it. An AVI file could contain a wide variety of codecs. You need to establish what audio codec your DivX files are using and whether it is on your system. You can do so by using a codec analyzer tool like
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 9/18/2009

  RE: No audio on avi files
  G'day There's more than 800+ varieties of AVI files as the extension is a wrapper format. I'm not sure how to read your post as it seems to imply you believe that your AVI is encoded with the divx codec...and you seem to be implying that the
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 9/18/2009

  No audio on avi files
  I am not getting audio on avi movies. I have divx codecs and updated ac3 filter as well but the problem is persisting. i had audio on the files in version 14 and have just updated to version 15.
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 9/13/2009

  RE: help with decode
  Hi, Exactly what version of Movie Edit Pro (version number, "plus" or classic) are you using and what kind of file are you trying to import (file type/extension)? If this is an actual *.MP4 or AVCHD file that is encoded in H.264, you'd need to
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 9/10/2009

  RE: I cannot import MP4's into Movies on DVD7
  Hi there, That is true - the MPEG-4 codec activation in Movies on DVD 7, which you would need for actual MP4 files, is an optional feature and does require an additional paid-for activation. There's a footnote about this on the box as well. I
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 9/10/2009

  RE: installing codecs
  Hi there, Just to avoid potential misunderstandings: What kind of codec is that and how do you intend to use it? If this is a proper DirectShow-compliant codec, you'd use it in the context of AVI export in Movie Edit Pro, where you will find
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 9/1/2009

  RE: [Closed] Best way to converty MP4 Video 720 X480 format for Magix?
  Hi, Movie Edit Pro 14 does support MP4 files, but you'd have to activate the MPEG-4 codec first, which is an optional, paid-for activation in the classic version. If you got the "plus" version of Movie Edit Pro 14 or 15, this activation is
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 8/21/2009

  RE: [Closed] I just dowloaded the trial version of Movie Edit Pro 15. I loaded a file and it sounds like we are talking through garbage cans connected by wires. At first I thought the playback speed had been slowed, but it says 1.0. I don't know why or how, this is
  Hi again, Thanks for the detailed update. I'm sure there's enough information here that I can work with.  :-) Basically, there are different aspects to this issue. Let's start with the sound problem: I understand this occurs when you import
• Off topic

  One answer, on 8/11/2009

  RE: Best settings for VHS video
  Hi, If you want a final result of 700 to 800 MB/hour files that you want to e.g. store on your hard drive, you'd already have to go for something in the order of MPEG-4 (e.g. DivX/Xvid) or WMV compression. So, since you're not going for MPEG-2
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 8/12/2009

  RE: [Closed] import avi file created with Windows Movie Maker, audio garbled
  Hi there, What export format exactly are you picking when exporting from Windows Movie Maker (i.e. the video and audio codec you're using in your AVI file)? Any chance we're actually talking about a DV AVI file here? Movie Edit Pro doesn't seem
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 7/31/2009

  RE: [Closed] Static noises while editing
  Just for the record, there's no such thing as a "simple AVI file". In fact, that's probably the kind of file where matters get most complicated, since AVI is a container format. It could contain a wide  variety of different audio and video codecs.
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/30/2009

  RE: When I import an AVI with Dvix compression, it hangs.
  I just tried to open a 700Mb .avi (DivX coded) and it worked just fine, the movie was located on a network drive, so it took about 2 minutes the import process, but all this time the program was responding and showing the "import progress bar" I
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/30/2009

  When I import an AVI with Dvix compression, it hangs.
  I've been using Movie edit pro 15 for some time and it's great with AVI files or mpg's but when I try to import an avi with Dvix compression, it hangs, even though I have the codec from the Dvix website and I can use that codec in other programs.  I
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/23/2009

  RE: Unable to export movie to AVi nor mpeg; only windows $ quicktime
  Hi, Can you detail the problem a little more? What Movie Edit Pro version are you using? How does the export of AVI and MPEG files fail? Is there any error message? Have you activated the MPEG codec already? What codec do you pick for AVI
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 7/20/2009

  RE: Movie Edit Pro 11 won't open MP4s??
  Hi, This file format was indeed not supported in version 11 of Movie Edit Pro yet. MPEG-4 content is accepted in an AVI file, though. You don't really have to shell out for a conversion software, though. The following free program might do the
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/15/2009

  RE: [Closed] codec:XVID
  Hi, Are you sure you've been using the same AVI files all that time (same codec)? Have you done anything to uninstall the codec or reinstalled your entire Windows system? Well, one way or the other, you should basically just do the obvious and
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/15/2009

  [Closed] codec:XVID
  I have purchase Movei Edit Pro 15 plus.  I was able to view and edit my AVI files but suddenly now the program is not loading them it gives me this message: You need Codec: XVID Please advise.
• Off topic

  2 answers, most recent on 7/2/2009

  RE: [Closed] Cam Studio 2.5; .AVI created files are not readable; why ?
  Hi, Trying what the poster before me said is definitely worth a shot. Also, what codec did you configure when you exported those AVI files from Cam Studio? Did you use the proprietary codec that can be installed together with Cam Studio? You
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/2/2009

  RE: MEP does not display imported AVI video, only sound, but did b4
  Hi, This might very well be due to a missing codec. AVI is a container format and could contain a wide variety of video and audio codecs. Make sure the right ones are present on your system. You can analyze the AVI files in question using the
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/2/2009

  MEP does not display imported AVI video, only sound, but did b4
  I went to an AVI I previously created in MEP 2005, and when I imported it, it briefly showed the outline of the video track, as usual, showed the progress bar, then showed updating the audio track diplay and when it's done, it have the audio and no
• Photostory

  One answer, on 6/23/2009

  RE: [Closed] Very large video sizes?
  Hi there, Digital video and audio encoding and compression can utilize very different methods and algorithms, commonly referred to as codecs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codec The results (e.g. regarding quality and file size) can differ a
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 6/5/2009

  RE: [Closed] Convert vob/ifo file to avi
  Hi, Basically the answer is "yes". You can import DVD (*.VOB) files into the program and you can output AVI files (using whatever codecs are installed on your system and suitable for the export). Not sure what program you want to import the
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 5/9/2009

  RE: After the job done, what is the best export...
  Hi, there is no really "best" export file. .avi is ok! DivX is the codec most people use but H.264 has a better quality (but then it needs more computational effort) - CommiXV
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 5/8/2009

  RE: AVI editing problem...
  Hi, AVI is a container format an can hold many different types of codecs for the actual video (and audio) encoding. You probably imported material in a reasonably compressed format (e.g. Motion JPEG) and exported to a completely different codec,