• Video Pro X

  27 answers, most recent on 4/24/2022

  RE: movie export format
  @Former user Hi Gid. The files in the project were 7 overlayed (blended) tracks of MP4 4K 100Mb/s constant frame rate D Cine Like (Flat profile) at 50 fps files along with two tracks using PSD animated stills files but the export was up-scaled to
• Off topic

  3 answers, most recent on 4/20/2022

  RE: Hardware Advice And Direction
  @CLINT-DANBURY Hi Clint. I have only just seen this in your topic history. If you have specific questions you can post, them in the Video Editing section if you wish for more responders (others have in the past) Just make it editing related if you
• Video Pro X

  30 answers, most recent on 4/20/2022

  RE: Is there a file, wich contains all the program's settings?
  @CubeAce H Ray, I didn't find in the documentation, whether it records interlaced video, but because there is a possibility to play the videos directly from the camera on TV, it is probable. My worry is, whether the differences of two cameras' fps
• Video Pro X

  30 answers, most recent on 4/20/2022

  RE: Is there a file, wich contains all the program's settings?
  @profilaxagm Hi I agree with Rays comment 'Progressive video is free from such constraints and and you can use the highest common frame rate between two devices for easiest editing experience.' This is the best option - using the higher common
• Off topic

  No answers, created on 4/12/2022

  Strange flicker across video on TV/Blu-ray Player
  Hello, I have an issue that I am hoping somebody here can help me out with. I have a Panasonic recorder that records Freeview broadcasts on to the internal HDD. You can then copy the recorded programmes onto a DVD or Blu-ray disc. I copied some of
• Other products

  5 answers, most recent on 4/4/2022

  RE: Magix rescue VHS 1movies on DVD7 - activation code
  Hi Jeff, thanks for your reply. Yes the software will be very old now and I am trying to install in on my laptop which has Windows 10. On the TV Media Centre there is a MPEG 2 codec activation dialogue box where you can order a new activation code.
• Movie Studio

  6 answers, most recent on 4/4/2022

  RE: Audio and Video Not In Sync
  @holland_derrick Hi . . . . received a DVD copy . . . player and watching it on TV, the audio is out of sync with the video. . . . After importing the DVD video into Movie Studio - save the project then: right click the video on the timeline and
• Movie Studio

  6 answers, most recent on 4/4/2022

  RE: Audio and Video Not In Sync
  @Former user It's mentioned that the audio is out of sync on the DVD when watched on TV with a DVD player, Yes, that's true, but the drift might still be happening after the import to MEP.......
• Movie Studio

  6 answers, most recent on 4/4/2022

  RE: Audio and Video Not In Sync
  @Former user It's mentioned that the audio is out of sync on the DVD when watched on TV with a DVD player, so i'm assuming that when the media info when transferred to the PC from the DVD is still out of sync when played on the PC with a media
• Movie Studio

  6 answers, most recent on 4/4/2022

  Audio and Video Not In Sync
  Hello. I really need some help here with a problem I have not encountered before.I have just received a DVD copy of my mother-in-law's funeral, which I am responsible for making multiple copies of and sending to out of state family members. When
• Movie Studio

  7 answers, most recent on 3/29/2022

  RE: Sound distortions during video transitions
  Hi John, Thank you for your help. I have added the computer/software details to my signature. All drivers are up to date. I have changed the settings from using GPU to use the CPU with no difference. I have moved the buffer to a higher value and it
• Video Pro X

  7 answers, most recent on 3/28/2022

  RE: no video issue importing 4k hdr MKV file vpx12
  @remco-L @johnebaker Hi. The file plays back just fine in Windows Film and TV. It imports quickly into VPX 12 and the sound channels can be separated and and mixed but as you say, there is no image. The file data is as follows. GeneralUnique
• Video Pro X

  12 answers, most recent on 3/23/2022

  RE: VPX 12 Won't Accept 20FPS For Export
  @AAProds I can confirm the default encoder cannot select 20fps which is not surprising as H264 MP4 was never meant to go below 24 fps as far as I'm aware. The only audio I hear when playing the file in Film and TV is clicking like cine frames in a
• Rescue Your Videotapes!

  4 answers, most recent on 3/22/2022

  RE: Video transfer error
  @Gisle-Weddegjerde Hi What is the model number of the Lumatron player? Which TV standard are the VHS tape recordings - NTSC or PAL? What you are describing sounds like is a VCR player that is a PAL VCR player with the capability of playing NTSC
• Photostory

  4 answers, most recent on 3/22/2022

  RE: Best bitrate for 4k slideshow
  Hi John, thanks for your reply. The figures I meant were indeed 7000kb/s and 40000kb/s. I store the video on my NAS drive and stream it from there to my TV. I do not visibly notice a big quality difference in the various bitrate settings but
• Photostory

  4 answers, most recent on 3/22/2022

  RE: Best bitrate for 4k slideshow
  @Hans-vanKleinwee Hi . . . . what bitrate to use for my 4k slideshow to stream to my 4k tv. I render in 4k hevc codec. I do not see major visible difference in files rendered at 7k bps or 40k bps it seems. But filesize is a lot bigger at 40k bps. Is
• Rescue Your Videotapes!

  4 answers, most recent on 3/22/2022

  RE: Video transfer error
  @Gisle-Weddegjerde Hi What is the model number of the Lumatron player? Which TV standard are the VHS tape recordings - NTSC or PAL? What you are describing sounds like is a VCR player that is a PAL VCR player with the capability of playing NTSC
• Photostory

  4 answers, most recent on 3/22/2022

  Best bitrate for 4k slideshow
  I wonder what bitrate to use for my 4k slideshow to stream to my 4k tv. I render in 4k hevc codec. I do not see major visible difference in files rendered at 7k bps or 40k bps it seems. But filesize is a lot bigger at 40k bps. Is there an optimum
• Video Easy

  9 answers, most recent on 3/13/2022

  RE: I can not import videos from my VCR. What should I do?
  Sorry for delay. This is actually from a DVD/VCR combo machine and the images are from a DVD. Tried three different DVDs. Not tried the S-Video transfer yet as the lead is so short, I can't get the combo machine close enough but that's on my list of
• Video Easy

  9 answers, most recent on 3/13/2022

  RE: I can not import videos from my VCR. What should I do?
  @Raggedy_uk Hi In addition to @AAProds comment - which TV standard, NTSC or PAL, are the tapes and VCR, and is Video Easy set to the same standard? John EB  
• Video Easy

  9 answers, most recent on 3/13/2022

  RE: I can not import videos from my VCR. What should I do?
  @Raggedy_uk Some questions: 1. Does this occur on all tapes? 2. From the same VCR? If Yes, can you try another VCR? 3. If Video Easy has a S-Video socket on the lead (sounds like it does) and your VCR has S-Video out on the VHS side, you could try
• Movie Studio

  8 answers, most recent on 3/4/2022

  RE: Where is old video stabilization?
  In reply to Kemeshang, MEP can handle a plethora of frame rates. For example I can edit digitized 8mm movies which are shot at 16fps. Often MEP will show 23.98 as the frame rate when it is really 23.976 which is supposed to be exactly 240000/1001.
• Movie Studio

  8 answers, most recent on 3/4/2022

  RE: Where is old video stabilization?
  23.976 is a standard NTSC frame rate which can be used on Blu-Rays. Removing the pulldown by detelecining is necessary for restoration and editing a telecined NTSC movie. Also, if you wish to do upscaling, this has to be done. I know how to analyze
• Movie Studio

  8 answers, most recent on 3/4/2022

  RE: Where is old video stabilization?
  @clement5, @kamshing Hi The standard NTSC framerate is 29.97 for video and TV, the 23.976 framerate is the converted framerate (pulldown) for movies shot at 24 fps so that they play back correctly on NTSC systems. What is the project framerate set