Hello
Is there a way that if a timeline is filled with 10 MP4 files of 15sec each, It will export each and every one of them serpeatly as MP4? or they all have to only be exported as merged version of all of them together in one file?
Hello @DRORENGEL,
Why do you want to export ten 15-second MP4 files separately as MP4 files? It is possible to export them individually as one 15-second MP4 file.
Do the following:
Best Wishes, Rob
@DRORENGEL Hi, try the Batch conversion option, in the last window open the Advanced settings to select the folder etc..
This MMS but VPX has the same option.
OH My bad, I was reffering to .tak FILES which are all merged but Wnated to export them sepreatly.
15 mp4's attached together in timeline means they already seperated ...:)
@DRORENGEL You can't, .tak files are temp files that reference off the orig they were taken from.
I'm not in front of my PC, so try creating a New Movie, drag in the .tak files & do as I suggest above..
Hello @DRORENGEL,
Thanks to @Gid's suggestion, I was able to create a batch video using the same method as in Magix Pro X17. This is also possible in VDL2025 and 2026.
HTH,
Rob
P.S. All credit goes to @Gid. This was completely new to me as well.
In addition - why cant I play mpg in magix movie edit 2025 platinum? do I need to download a codec?
Rob, this batch feature has existed since day dot (certainly since MVPs were introduced). Even better is the multiple movie option, where you can have multiple timelines (my current VHS project has 30 movies/timelines in one project) and export each as a separate MP4 in one batch operation.
why cant I play mpg in magix movie edit 2025 platinum
Could you explain "can't play"? Do you mean nothing appears on the timeline when you drag in an MPEG, or the file won't preview in the media pool?
IIRC, If Magix needs a MPEG 2 codec, it will prompt you to download it for free. Can't recall having to do this with the later versions though.
Rob, I apologise if I came across as a smart-alec. The batch process does have a few Magix "foibles" but overall is a fantastic feature, especially for processing long captures of tapes where there might be many different subjects/events in the one "project".
Hello @AAProds,
You didn't strike me as a smart aleck at all. You just wanted to point out that this option already existed. I used to create takes (*.TK2) from my DV tapes using scene detection (Shift+Z). To place one of these takes on the timeline, the *.AVI master tape always had to be in the Takes folder. Now that I've batch-converted all the *.TK2 files to MP4 files, the AVI master tape no longer needs to be in that folder. I can now categorize them, and I find that just as useful. It takes a bit of time, but now I can make films without the master tape. As I wrote before: "You're never too old to learn." My motto is: Two heads are better than one.
Kind regards from a sunny Netherlands,
Rob