• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 3/28/2009

  RE: [Closed] Won't accept AVI
  Hi again, Congrats on resolving the AVI import issue. Seems like you've run into some possibly burning-related problem now. When exactly does your system blue-screen? When you switch to the burning tab, when you initiate the burning/encoding
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 3/3/2009

  RE: You have selected a burner that cannot burn DVDs
  Is your DVD drive a DVD burner? It has to be a burner to burn discs (it would say on the tray what format DVD disc it supports, there are DVD+R(RW) and DVD-R(RW). If your DVD drive is a burner, and only supports DVD-R then you cannot use a DVD+R
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 3/3/2009

  You have selected a burner that cannot burn DVDs
  I created a movie (scrolling through pictures, like a powerpoint presentation) with music.  Now, I want to burn it to a DVD.  I have DVD+RW discs, I have a DVD drive.  Every time I try to burn it and select that drive, I get "you have selected a
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 3/3/2009

  who do you have to know to get help around here
  hi,i have mep 14 ,windows xp,directx 9,celeron 2.93 ghz processer,40%free space on hd.i keep getting error encoding when i burn about an hour into it i'm using verbatim dvd-r 16x on mynew atapi dvd adh20a 4p burner i all ready burnt one project with
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 2/13/2009

  RE: why does my dvd movie work in some dvd players and not in others?
  Hi, This is the unfortunate nature of DVD manufactures. Many are unable to read a burned DVD - others are finicky about the disk type. I've had the best luck with DVD +R but experiment with different types. Make sure you have a good burner too.
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 3/4/2009

  RE: movie edit pro
  Yes! But at first You must to activate the MPEG2 codec! To activate the MPEG2 (and other codecs such a MPEG4, Dolby Digital and Flash) within the program: click "Help" - "Activate additional functions" - "Activate MPEG2" click "Help" - "Activate
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 2/6/2009

  RE: How do you do a syscheck? Where do you get it from
  The Syscheck is done bye the magix support. Please contact them. With a syscheck they can get anonymous facts from your PC like processor, soundcard, burner, driver.....via a knowledge data base they can analyse with these information what is your
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 2/5/2009

  error burning to dvd
  I am trying to burn to a DVD.  If I put in the movie and dont change any settings it burns just fine.  I would like to customize the DVD menu however.  I put in a background picture and after it encodes the movie, I get an error that says the
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 1/28/2009

  RE: encoding error when buring to DVD
  I think there are no real answers to this because the cause can be so varied - it could be as simple as needing to update your burn routines or burner firmware or just needing to close down other background tasks/drivers via MSCONFIG. The cause
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 1/7/2010

  burned dvd is unreadable
  I sucessfully can create a DVD on pro 14 ( it says it was sucessfull) but when I try to play on any device it is not readable. I have tried 2 different burners, multiple players. have rebooted, updated, taken the time to reencode entire video same
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 1/25/2009

  Drive is not fully supported
  When I try to burn my video to DVD using Movie Edit Pro 14 it always gets to the end and then errors out with an 'internal process error' that says drive not fully supported. I have a DELL XPS system with a dual layer burner that is TSST corp DVD
• Photostory

  One answer, on 1/5/2009

  When I try to burn my slideshow, it cannot find burner
  I've been so confused with this. Whenever I try to burn my slideshow, it says my program cannot burn the DVD. Is there a program I need? What should I do?
• Audio Cleaning Lab

  One answer, on 12/23/2008

  RE: Track Markers
  Hi again, Thanks for further clarifying this and explaining why you're going via the audio file export for burning. Seems like Cleaning Lab doesn't properly recognize your burner. This can happen. As there are several different reasons for this
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 12/15/2008

  RE: [Closed] Magix movie editer Burning Problem?? help please
  Hi there, My recommendation would be to go for the option to have the bit rate adjusted, so it will fit on one single DVD. A little background information: Basically, when you burn a video DVD, your whole material is encoded into MPEG-2 video.
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 12/2/2008

  RE: Magix MovieEdit Pro 2005 on Vista 64-bit
  Yes, Movie Edit Pro 2005 is not Vista compatible. you may be able to get the program installed and it may work on some level, but the program will not be able to locate your burners and you may also run into other issues. Movie Edit Pro verisons
• Off topic

  One answer, on 11/10/2008

  about my laptop...help please
  ok well...when i try to write anything to a data disc wether it is music, documents, or videos...when i try to send something to the cd drive a message pops up saying...E:/ is not accessible...incorrect function why is it doing this??? ive
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 12/6/2008

  RE: How to burn a movie to a dvd?
  Burning problems tend to be somewhat complex and could have a variety of reasons. It's hard to go into every aspect, but here are a few burn trouble-shooting basics. I'll try not to be too wordy... - Make sure you have an optical drive that
• Movie Studio

  5 answers, most recent on 11/24/2008

  RE: Burning question
  Thanks for the kind words webguy! Perhaps you should tell us the type of burner you have - like I said before; I've had good luck with DVD +R disks. Most modern DVD burners are multi-format and should be able to accommodate this type. You
• Movie Studio

  5 answers, most recent on 11/24/2008

  RE: Burning question
  Hi, The DVD format is not as standard as it should be... many disks wont play on stand alone players. Make sure your DVD player can recognise recorded disks and try different formats. I've found that DVD +R works in about 95% of the players I've
• Audio Cleaning Lab

  One answer, on 8/22/2008

  RE: How can I get Audio Cleaning Lab to detect my CD Drive when I want to burn a project to disk?
  That might depend on your drive. Is the CD Drive in question built into the computer or is it external? Is that drive a CD or DVD burner or just a CD or DVD ROM Drive? The program Audio Cleaning Lab isn't the one detecting the hardware,
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 8/20/2008

  RE: Encoding Error
  You need to check for conflicting programs using your DVD burner; Roxio for example.  Magix has Burner Routines available on the support.magix.com site.  This always fixed my burner problems. It's not clear how useful this magix.info resource
• Photostory

  One answer, on 8/20/2008

  RE: [Closed] why cant I find my buner in photoshow 5
  What do you mean? You click on the burn tab, and proceed to burn, and it says you don't have a burner?  Difficult one, send a note to tech support and get a syscheck. Great for burn probs.
• Off topic

  One answer, on 8/5/2008

  RE: Can I record to double layer DVD?
  In a word yes, though it depends which program you've got, re. version as well. And of course your burner, but. you can check that easily enough on the manufacturer's homepage.
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 8/4/2008

  vista compatibility with movie edit pro 12
  I have movie edit pro 12, and paid 50 big ones for it.  Magix was so eager to print vista compatible in big letters on the front of the box, i figured it would work fine, i installed it on my xp machine....fine except trying to find (a hard to find)