• Movie Studio

  7 answers, most recent on 2/17/2011

  RE: Magix Movie Edit Pro 17 - Errors on burn, every time, repeatedly...
  Continueing to test this to give you guys all the info I can. Here is where I am at.   1. I add a single .MTS clip and the: VTS_01_1.VOB - Should existing file be used for the film 'Dallas Win'? does not show up when I try to
• Movie Studio

  7 answers, most recent on 2/17/2011

  RE: Magix Movie Edit Pro 17 - Errors on burn, every time, repeatedly...
  I am using .mts files from my Canon camcorder. My project is Dallas win.MVP.  I have no idea where the .vob is coming from or what kind of a file that is. Not familiar with .VOB   I don't see a REPLY or POST tab anywhere
• Movie Studio

  7 answers, most recent on 2/17/2011

  RE: Magix Movie Edit Pro 17 - Errors on burn, every time, repeatedly...
  Are you using a .vob file in the project?
• Movie Studio

  7 answers, most recent on 2/17/2011

  Magix Movie Edit Pro 17 - Errors on burn, every time, repeatedly...
  I am starting to reach my wits end on this program. I am trying to burn a DVD and it never works no matter what configuration I do.   I set the program to record in NTSC Widescreen - living in USA - video is 1080p so it's of course
• Movie Studio

  8 answers, most recent on 2/5/2011

  RE: Audio out of sync with video after burning to DVD
  Same exact problems and there doesn't seem to be a good solution offered.  I have 16 as well but it won't open the project sound files, even when I point right to them.  Anyone know how to ope the 17 project in 16 with
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 1/9/2011

  RE: Convert 16:9 vob file after import to 4:3
  A 16:9 should have been 4:3. Does this mean, that the film is stretched sideways to fill the screen? Without having any black border? Try this: Drag the VOB to timeline, go to Object properties (Ctrl+E) and set Aspect Ratio to 4:3. Perhaps
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 1/9/2011

  Convert 16:9 vob file after import to 4:3
  I have created a 16:9 format DVD and then discovered on playback after a number of months, that it shoul have been a 4:3 format. Unfortunatley I do not have the original cam recorder tape to start from sctrath. How can I convert, after importing
• Movie Studio

  8 answers, most recent on 2/5/2011

  RE: Audio out of sync with video after burning to DVD
  Update:   Today Magix Tech Support contacted me and acknowledged there is a problem with US NTSC audio out of sync after burn or export. Bob (From Magix) did say that the Magix staff is working on a patch to correct this problem. They are
• Movie Studio

  8 answers, most recent on 2/5/2011

  RE: Audio out of sync with video after burning to DVD
  Well I tried creating an Mpg4 file of the full video containing all the VOB's and then using the one large contiguous WAV file I previously created. The result was the same. The movie is OK reviewing within the editor but progressivly goes out of
• Movie Studio

  8 answers, most recent on 2/5/2011

  RE: Audio out of sync with video after burning to DVD
  Securityman   If that is the case then Magix is doing their product a disservice by not working with their customers and solving the issues. Doing so leaves black marks which tends to loose customers and potential customers. I will
• Movie Studio

  8 answers, most recent on 2/5/2011

  Audio out of sync with video after burning to DVD
  I am currently using Magix Edit Pro 17 Plus version.   As mentioned before by others, within the forum, the final burn produces a DVD with audio out of sync with the video. The out of sync gets worse as the video progresses. I have
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 12/7/2010

  RE: why doesnt mep 17 hd load dvd-r?
  What do you mean by load a dvd-r? You must copy the VOB-files in the VIDEO_TS directory to your harddisk before editing.
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 11/17/2010

  RE: What file format should i export my movie in so i can show it on my dvd player
  I have successfully burned a VOB DVD that works in my DVD player. I did get an error message #5 and the process stop but I did something and it started up. It appears everything is ok. Do you know what caused the error 5?   Where do i
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 11/17/2010

  RE: What file format should i export my movie in so i can show it on my dvd player
  JATG,   Are you doing your burn from the 'Burn screen' (where you create DVD menues etc), or from the 'File' >> 'Burn CD/DVD' drop down menu? If I use the flaming disc burn icon on the burn screen, the only way I can get wmv ouput
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 12/14/2010

  Can`t Import of VOB folders and files ?
  I can not import VOB folders or files. I have tried to import from several DVD and from folders on my hard drive, but the program do not recognize the files as a videofile, and therefore it does not open it.  I am running Movie Edit Pro on
• Photostory

  2 answers, most recent on 11/5/2010

  RE: import vob file
    Hi there, Are you sure this is related to the VOB file in your arrangement? Can you generally successfully encode? Can you successfully encode that particular project if you just remove the VOB file again? The problem might be somewhere
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 10/20/2010

  RE: How do I import a dvd from disk to the program?
  A normal DVD (small or normal) contains a folder VIDEO_TS, where you will find  one or more files with endings .VOB. Copy them to your harddisk. Then in MEP go to Import and find them to the right of the screen and drag them down to the Timeline
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 10/4/2010

  _Exporting_Video_as_.avi_
  There is something not quite right about Movie Edit Pro 15. I imported a .VOB file and increased the stereo output for both channels. I then exported the video using the same settings as the original video; resolution, speed etc. The problem is
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 9/18/2010

  RE: Audio & sound do not match up, video is ahead of sound. ??
  Hi, I am having the same problem.  I am importing directly from a video camera that uses .VOB file format.  I have rendered a final movie and have viewed the .vob import prior to exporting to a movie. Either way the audio does not match
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 9/14/2010

  RE: is Magix movie edit pro 16 plus compatible to files created by After Effects CS5 ? which file format ?
  Following is a detail for format supported   Supported import formats: Video: AVI, DV-AVI, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, HDV, MPEG-4, MXV, MJPEG, QuickTime™, WMV(HD), VOB Audio: WAV, MP3, OGG, WMA, MIDI, Dolby®Digital Stereo, Dolby®Digital
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 8/30/2010

  RE: Powerpoint Presentation import
  Hello,   I do not think it is possible unless you convert powerpoint to video. Or you could save Powerpoint slides to JPEG image. Read below;   Supported formats for MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 15 Plus, Supported import
• Rescue Your Videotapes!

  One answer, on 8/11/2010

  RE: No sound when uploading videos
  You should be able to copy the VOB to the MAGIX software to burn again...meaning import the file from the original disc directly into the MAGIX software, save it for later use, then burn it to DVD.
• Photostory

  One answer, on 8/2/2010

  I cannot burn my slide show , "menu encoding failed" I tried all options available but nothing works
  I have IPhoto Story cd & DVD 9. When I try burning my edited slide show on dvd  I get errors. 1: Error when rendering the menu 2: Menu encoding failed Show I use VTS_01_1.VOB? I tried all different options available with no success.
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/22/2010

  RE: file format can not be read by Magix Edit Pro 11
  That has me stumped... unless that first vob contains some proprietary information that the other vob files do not.