• Movie Studio

  24 answers, most recent on 8/1/2022

  RE: Fail to adjust the frame rate for blue-ray disk (BD)
  @AAProds Hi Al. I agree but added the information for why some aspects of producing video are not always handled the same way and can present their own problems. Some things I have never personally tried but could be of use for this problem is one
• Movie Studio

  24 answers, most recent on 8/1/2022

  RE: Fail to adjust the frame rate for blue-ray disk (BD)
  @dirkc_be Hi. Actually, not so strange. Don't get frame rates confused with exposure times. They are two different and separate things. When a short exposure time is applied to less frames per second, there is larger camera movement between one
• Movie Studio

  44 answers, most recent on 1/17/2025

  RE: Making Blu-rays
  @CubeAce Hi Ray . . . .  the best bit of camera gear is an electronic steady-cam with x-y-z gimbal movement . . . . Agreed, however most of the ones I have looked at are designed for SLR's, and those for video cameras are in the high hundreds to
• Movie Studio

  34 answers, most recent on 4/24/2023

  RE: stability creates confidence in the product
  @browj2 @Betovalle This is all I have on MEP. Version 2022 NEW FEATURES IN MOVIE EDIT PRO 2022! INFUSION Engine 3 MAGIX Travel Maps New controls Ultra-fast export with the INFUSION Engine 3 – 5x faster than real time Movie Edit Pro now runs using an
• Movie Studio

  22 answers, most recent on 10/6/2022

  RE: Where did my Zoom "toolbaar" disappear to?
  Thanks Gid, Now I know what that toolbar is called: "Keyframe timeline". And you are correct, it has always appeared as soon as I selected "Camera and Zoom movement" (again: translating my menu from my Dutch version), which is the effect you have
• Movie Studio

  44 answers, most recent on 1/17/2025

  RE: Making Blu-rays
  @MikaS @Scenestealer @johnebaker The problem with shooting at lower frame rates is the exposure time per frame remains the same as if you were shooting at a higher frame rate for the same amount of light until the amount of light gets dimmer and the
• Video Pro X

  6 answers, most recent on 9/23/2022

  SOLVED! Locked on absolute object tracking in VPX. Super easy.
  PROBLEM - Say you have an object that jumps around the video frame (person jogging, dog or child running around) and you want to have the camera follow them like a super steady cam or drone. You could manually reframe the video with keyframes on
• Movie Studio

  44 answers, most recent on 1/17/2025

  RE: Making Blu-rays
  @MikaS @johnebaker Hi . . . . the video was slighty jerky in places where the camera was moving or where people were moving fast . . . . Unfortunately this appears to be an issue with progressive source video in combination with changing to
• Movie Studio

  28 answers, most recent on 8/10/2022

  RE: Suddenly Movie S is not decoding Lagarith or Huffy encoding correctly
  Multiple pass editing consists of outputting existing edits to intermiedate files editing those in other programs and then putting them back into the original project. An example is that each scene of the movie has different configurations of
• Movie Studio

  46 answers, most recent on 6/25/2024

  RE: Challenge No 2.
    @browj2 Hi John. A very neat and flowing render. Certainly less obtrusive than my own efforts. It's a pity Xara seems that unstable and I'm surprised you had trouble with VPX freezing. If you had problems with just doing that then I hate to think
• Video Pro X

  39 answers, most recent on 4/24/2023

  RE: Video Pro X14 - Bug List
  Hi John Oops! OK. Re-opened the project. I only used the camera zoom to alter positions and size and I didn't touch size position rotation although those changes I made are recorded there. And they kept their settings. Am I missing something? Does
• Rescue Your Videotapes!

  13 answers, most recent on 5/22/2022

  RE: Recording analogue video
  @cmclernon, @AAProds Hi I have tested the video clip and it is not an easy one to correct. While the camera movements can be well stabilised to eliminate the shakiness, the time/date display moves all over the place and is not pleasant to view,
• Movie Studio

  27 answers, most recent on 11/6/2022

  RE: help with Magix Movie Studio 2022
  @Barrywhitebeard In my view, this is more easily achieved using the Camera/Zoomshot effect. Click on the video to be cropped to highlight it. In the View Animation Effects area, click on Camera/Zoomshot (do not click any of options in that effect;
• Movie Studio

  15 answers, most recent on 3/10/2022

  RE: Effects no longer work after reinstall
  @lighthope Hi I have re-read your posts and I feel that certain words in the initial post, describing the issue, have been causing a misunderstanding on the problem with the project files ie: . . . . Now, all the effects are gone.  Movement, zoom.
• Movie Studio

  43 answers, most recent on 2/26/2022

  RE: MEP 2022 Importing MOV file Issues
  @AAProds, @Reyfox, @CubeAce Hi . . . . Magix should qualify MOV compatibility on that chart. . . . . Agreed the MEP specs should be the same formatting as for VPX where the formats are qualified - the 'common formats are single * under the Video
• Video Pro X

  38 answers, most recent on 2/7/2022

  RE: proDAD Mercalli V5 SAL
  @Pawel-Rybinski @AAProds @johnebaker @CubeAce Hi Pawe I have just loaded some files into MEP2022 with the latest equivalent patch and can see that the bug from one of the the earlier patches/versions is back again, where new clips placed on the
• Video Pro X

  38 answers, most recent on 2/7/2022

  RE: proDAD Mercalli V5 SAL
  @AAProds Hi Al. I was mainly saying to manually set the zoom in feature in the plugin itself a little more as the old plugin seemed to zoom in more automatically. If you are referring to combing effects being visible could that be down to frame
• Movie Studio

  19 answers, most recent on 1/25/2022

  RE: Looking for effect
  @Former user Hi Gid. Thanks for the additional information. @Mark-Soderquist Hi Mark. Just remember that shaking movement is also speed related. You may want to speed up the footage or slow it down and make a few different versions of the shaking
• Movie Studio

  19 answers, most recent on 1/25/2022

  RE: Looking for effect
  @Former user Hi Gid. Thanks for the additional information. @Mark-Soderquist Hi Mark. Just remember that shaking movement is also speed related. You may want to speed up the footage or slow it down and make a few different versions of the shaking to
• Movie Studio

  19 answers, most recent on 1/25/2022

  RE: Looking for effect
  @sasiuk Thanks @Mark-Soderquist Interesting 👍 Like you i don't have footage from outside, so i filmed my fire with my phone, i turned off Video Stabilization in the phone settings & deliberately shook the camera. In MEP i applied Vegas
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 1/6/2022

  RE: Convert a movie from a 4:3 to 16:9 format
  @Johnny-Heilvang This is easily done, but you will have to make a choice between cropping off the top or bottom of your video or accepting black borders on the sides ("pillarboxing"). Steps: - Change your Movie/video settings from the
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 12/28/2021

  RE: Wanted: Newbie Checklist For Preparing Multiple Video Types For MEP
  @julesvern Hi and welcome to the user to user forums. You may get varied answers to this question as everyone has their own needs and preferences. So, personally. My checklist begins and ends with my cameras. I make sure they are all set to the same
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 12/1/2021

  RE: Parallax Effect
  It needs 3D camera feature. You can check out other Magix products like Vegas Pro : Vegas POST/Effects : You can also manually calculate the movement distance of the different layers, then use also use Movie Edit Pro to keyframe layers to
• Movie Studio

  81 answers, most recent on 11/8/2021

  RE: MPEG-2 to MPEG-4
  @jak.willis Hi Jak . . . . then the motion in the output file/video is almost identical to the original. But when I re-encode the video using H.264, then the motion is way poorer than both the MPEG-2 version and the original. . . . . Assuming you