• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 11/25/2009

  RE: How to import the video from the disk, which has chapters?
  I also use MEP 14+. The Mediapool is what Magix call the 'Directory' to the right of the monitor. I usually copy such files 'by hand', as a normal Windows copy process. But I now tried 'Importing File' with Magix as you mentioned, and it also
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 11/25/2009

  RE: How to import the video from the disk, which has chapters?
  In the VIDEO_TS- directory of your DVD are VOB-files named VTS_01_1.VOB, VTS_01_2.VOB etc. Have you copied all these to the Harddisk? Mark them all and now drag them from Mediapool down to the Timeline. They should now play in MEP.
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 11/21/2009

  RE: How do you cut bits & pieces out of multipule videos?
  On each DVD you'll find VOB-files under VIDEO_TS. Copy them to the harddisk, and then you can find them in Mediapool and drag one by one to the timeline (MEP 14+). Or you can drag each VOB to a new Timeline. Now the movie can be cut where you want
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 10/31/2009

  RE: I have 8 dvds some good,bad and awful no chapters. Can I organize
  I guess that your DVD's contain MPEG-files, as ordinary MPG-files or VOB-files, which also are a sort of MPG's. They are easily edited in Magix Movie Edit Pro, and as Clevo says, I will also reccomend it. Many other filetypes are also
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 10/22/2009

  How do I get captions on .vob files to display in Movie Edit Pro?
  I have DVDs which can display optional captions on the screen. How do I turn on this option when importing .vob files into Movie Edit Pro 15 Plus so that the captions are displayed in my movie projects?
• Rescue Your Videotapes!

  One answer, on 10/13/2009

  RE: Movies on DVD 7 - "Burn image again" - no dialog box appears
  Hi, Not sure why this is happening. Exactly what version of the product are you currently running (check "About" box in the "Help" menu)? Just on a side note, this function to burn a disc image again doesn't pertain to the currently loaded
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 10/2/2009

  Disc error when put int DVD player
  Ok - finished the video - went through and assigned a menu, previewed etc.   everything looking good...   Export, selected DVD, burned disc... put in DVD player and "Loading, Loading, DISC ERROR"   ???    Using DVD+R discs...  I did get an error
• Photostory

  One answer, on 9/30/2009

  [Closed] Audio
  Video files when selected from the media browsing window play the clip with audio quite OK. When the clip is moved to the story board area the audio is missing.The files were imported from the hard drive of a DV camera. The files are in the format 
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 10/7/2009

  DVD with AC3 audio import?
  I have a DVD that has AC3 audio.  I am attempting to import it into MCE15 (by adding the VOB files).  However, the audio always says that it was imported using the MPEG module, and my other audio channels are empty.  How can I get my real audio
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 10/8/2009

  RE: [Closed] End of my movie skips and freezes - HELP!
  Hi there, It depends on how exactly the DVD player is behaving when the problem kicks in, but from the sounds of it, I'm inclined to say this is a pure readability issue. There's a surefire way to check whether the problem is already
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 9/6/2009

  RE: Issues importing home videos on a DVD
  Yeah, there is without a doubt a major problem with MEP15, in so far as loading DVD videos for editing.  I tried every thing I could think of and every suggestion I came across here and elsewhere to resolve this problem using just MEP15, but NO
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 9/6/2009

  RE: Issues importing home videos on a DVD
  Hey asoeli, thanks for the reply.  I will see if using the "media pool" to drag and drop makes any difference.  Right now, all I was doing was trying to import the entire contents of a recorded DVD. I'm not sure what renaming the files will
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 9/6/2009

  RE: Issues importing home videos on a DVD
  I do not know MEP 15, only 14+ and previous. What I do: Copy the .VOB-files from the VIDEO_TS directories to my haddisk, and give each file a new name (with ending VOB or MPG). When they all are transferred, I can start MEP, find the files in Media
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 9/6/2009

  RE: import
  Copy the .VOB-files from the VIDEO_TS directory on disk 1 to the harddisk, and give the file(s) new name(s). Then copy the same files from disk 2. Now you can start MEP and drag the .VOB-files from Media Pool down to the Timeline and edit. I'm
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 9/6/2009

  Issues importing home videos on a DVD
  I have Movie Edit Pro 15. I am using a Magnavox VHS-DVD copy machine I recently purchased to convert a bunch of VHS-C tapes to DVD using this machine.  Most of the VHS-C tapes are only about 20 minutes full, so 2 or 3 VHS-C tapes them fit onto 1
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 8/24/2009

  RE: [Closed] DVD won't play on DVD player
  What Justin said. However, before you pass this off as a pure readability issue, a failure of the player to read the physical medium properly and get the data from the disc, you might want to double-check to make sure that you have burned the
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/23/2009

  RE: [Closed] What should I export to in Movies on DVD 8
  Hi Stefan, It's not a problem that is specific to your burner. The pre-Windows 7 Magix programs generally don't support burning under Windows 7 at this point in time. I can think of different ways to work around the problem, all of which you have
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/23/2009

  RE: [Closed] I am working with Movie Edit Pro 15 and am having problems import
  Hi there, What kind of video source material is it that you're bringing into the program? You say everything is fine when watching the DVD. Is that a DVD that you have rendered and created in Movie Edit Pro or is that actually the source material
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/14/2009

  RE: [Closed] Rip?
  You can import DVDs into Movie Edit Pro, as long as they're not copy-protected. It doesn't require a special procedure or function. You just need to file-import the VOB files on the DVD (under "VIDEO_TS" folder) into the Movie Edit Pro
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 7/24/2009

  RE: How do I load from a DVD-R
  What kind of data is on the DVD-R? Is that a standard video DVD (e.g. recorded by a DVD camera)? Or is this an AVCHD camera that records to DVD? It always boils down to import the correct files from the medium into Movie Edit Pro. On a video DVD,
• 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 else and
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 8/17/2014

  RE: Opening Magix Movie Maker 15 after disc burning
  Hello Ian, which files are you missing? If you succeeded burning your project to disc, the VOB-files should be somewhere on your hardisc. In any case you could also make 1 to 1 disc copies.
• Other products

  One answer, on 7/2/2009

  Aspect ratio of .VOB with DVD 7
  When I try to import some .VOB files I created with my DVD camcorder using DVD 7 but the aspect ratio always comes in at 4:3 even though the recording is 16:9.  I downloaded the trial for DVD 8 and it worked fine.  Any suggestions (other than buying
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 6/24/2009

  RE: [Closed] Why is my movie is empty?
  As far as I know, in some cases a DVD must be 'finalized' in the camera before it can be read in a computer. Check out this. Normal format for the video files is VOB, a sort of MPG's. The BUP's and IFO's do not contain video, forget them in this