I am glad to have the Open Workshop document - it has helped with several things. I'm an experienced computer user but I can't get to grips with some aspects of the program.  I can do the Importing, the Cleaning, the Exporting, no problem. I think there is a layer of explanation missing. for example "track markers can be accessed, moved or deleted." Little further explanation or demonstration

I've only recently started using Magix Music Maker and am quite impressed, the only failing I can see is this forum i.e. Workshop, it seems as if it is the Cindlerella of the organisation and is somewhat neglected, pity because it creates a completely wrong impression.

Good shout bruv some more free vst,s and loops is what i need......

Why doesn't the program split the mp3 from the radio when the ID tag is present?  That's why I purchased the program not for a full hour of recording!!!

Is this the only documentation available? Where can I find some more detailed explanations about how to use the features of Music Maker?

This is for an older version (10), but is still helpful in starting to find your way around the program.  Thanks. 

I'm very very disappointed in this software.  All I want to do is convert all my audio/music files already on my hard drive to MP3 files, to play on our GPS.  It does not work!  I've tried everything, and the tutorial and book are jokes!

Useless... Wrong version. Will looka at something else as this is ridiculous.

Is this PDF file for MAGIX Photostory 7? I do not see many of the menu items that are in this file. It is quite informative otherwise. Thanks for the effort. I would like to see a User's Manual in PDF format for MAGIX Xtreme PhotoStory 7. Thanks.

Meena wrote "it doesn't explain how I would know if my computer had a sound card or whatever . . . " 1.  Presence or absence of sound in a PC is the first clue. 2.  Hardware can be reported by the free software at www.belarc.com 3.  P.3 of the workshop PDF pictures three different types of connector commonly found on sound cards (used to connect VHS players etc.)

Its a great piece of software and I've learned a lot by just doing. But this tutorial is way too brief and incomplete.  Why not use an interactive approach.  It should go step by step creating a small slide show, discussing all options.  For instance, I'm very confused about setting up the menu.  As an international company it might help to explain how I set up for USA or European DVD creation. 

I have gone back to ths as I am getting nowhere witht his stupid program but the workshop is useless as the pictures don't relate to what I see and I can't see how to make the changes i need;  what is the point of this if you never answer any question and you provide rubbish tutorilas.  They are ok if everything works but if it doesn't you are stuck