• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 2/2/2009

  RE: Why Can't I use MP4 youtube downloads as MP4's import files?
  In Movies On DVD you have to pay extra for the Magix MP4 encoder at www.magix.com/uk/shop/shopdaten/encoder/mpeg4-encoder-upgrade1. It's possible that Movie Edit Pro also needs a separate license. I would expect (but don't know for sure) that if
• Rescue Your Videotapes!

  One answer, on 1/31/2009

  RE: [Closed] how do I get my computer to play mxv files?
  The file format 'MXV' is the Magix proprietary format and only Magix software will read it. It sounds to me as though you have used Movies on DVD (MoD7) to create the file on your PC but then used an external program to copy the raw MXV file to
• Rescue Your Videotapes!

  3 answers, most recent on 1/29/2009

  RE: [Closed] Rescue Your Vinyl & Tapes
  From the product page at http://www.magix.com/uk/rescue-your-vinyl-tapes/detail/ From this and the picture then yes - Sound is sent via USB and you don't need a line-in connector. Actually it is this feature that made me pick 'Rescue Your
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 1/29/2009

  RE: Can you reccommend a software for extracting audio (MP3) from DVD or video CD
  Tools that capture the audio as it is played will not be the best quality you can get. This is because the sound card converts to analouge format to play the sound and then converts that analogue sound back to digital. Each time you converet,
• Rescue Your Videotapes!

  5 answers, most recent on 11/27/2011

  [Closed] A possible solution to audio and video synchronization problem
  Rescue Your Video Tapes! Like many I’ve experienced the problem of audio and video not being synchronized. I’ve found two solutions to my problem that may or may not be helpful to others. The problem seems to me to be two-fold:     *