The option discussed doesn't allow for connection to my PC webcam. Can you help me please? Is it a bug? Magix Movie Edit Pro MX plus, Version 11.0.6.4, Windows 10, 64 bit

Hi John, First I want to apologize for not answering sooner:  I was away for a few days.   Thank you very much for your reply.  I  am including screen shots of -first screenshot- what I want to achieve- both images shown simultaneously;  second,  what I get with  arrow pointing up;  and third,  guess this is the right one, finally,  with arrow pointing down.   After examining very

So after tons of playing with this, it appears that you have to go through about 8 steps to find the audio settings, then you can only lister to Music Maker OR any other  program on your pc?? attached is a screenshot. it only gives me two options: enable 1. high definition audio OR 2. ws audio  high def audio is music maker. when that's on, no other audio on my pc is enabled. ws audio is

Still unable to edit the title. I am trying to edit a moving Title called "typewriter" and the default is "AbcdeF". When I cntl+E, I get the below box which is no the same as the one above. Any ideasterrypin?  

Hi Jenny, Apart from gradient text you can achieve all the others with the standard Title Editor. Here are some examples to get you started:       More dramatic titles (including animation) can be created with the X3D option:     In this final example I've made an X3D title and then opened Video effects > Art filter and draggged the Substitution slider:   It's

this is what i see in program settings

On the contrary, MEP 16 Plus (and later versions) make it very easy to use 3D Titles. Or for better quality: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4019461/MEP16-3DTitles.jpg   -- Terry, East Grinstead, UK

That is where after the edits have been made (choosing which camera) you can set one of the original tracks to be the master audio track (I recommend the track that starts the multi-cam track itself). This will replace the audio in edited track with the original - thus no breaks.

Thank you for this very useful information! It pretty much covered all my questions regarding mixing/ recording. Your right. Listening too loud makes my ears tire out, making it more difficult to hear the right mix. I've saved a file to guide me in my future projects. Thanks again. Roy