Thanks for the tutorial. I have manged to process until the last chapter : Burning the disc. I have the following problems :- a) Which selection for burning the disc ? Is it the normal interface or the template interface. Both are different. There are also 3 option to chose  1) Manually compile files 2)Copy cd/dvd directly 3)Burn copy of an already created video dsic I have tried

This is a very useful tutorial video! Thank you!

great video share, thanks! 

This was going to be my next question? I am due to upgrade to windows 10. Thanks

Very well written. Even if it were just supplied for convenience, (no indication out that) it would have been a gesture worthy of thanks. Thanks, it's people like you that make the world go round. -M

Really helpful - thank you!. I have Magix Video Pro X7 and the tutorial is useful for an overview. 

Outstanding! Thank you for doing this.

Thank you, John.    Seeing how easily it should work, shows me that something is wrong with my copy of magix.   My current install brings up an ID3 error.  Not so simple anymore.

Thank you so much! Very good explanation.

Terry, Thank you for reviewing this and your comments. Please use the phrase that you propose or one like it. Thanks for the spelling correction. One can re-read something 10 times and not see the error, then someone else passes by and within 2 seconds sees the error. I am planning to make a slight modification before posting to YouTube, if I can remember what I wanted to do. I think it

Thanks browi2, I did watch that video before I posed the question, and it is good, and I can get to point Z going through hoops, but I know there must be a simpler way to mouse over a portion of the track and copy it.  I'll read some more.  Thanks  dbutcher432

Good advice for beginners: to begin, just put some visuals and sounds on the timeline. It would help to make the tutorial a bit less wordy and cut out frames of the desktop; get to the point and stick to it, as my writing coach would say. Thanks for posting. "a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step". 

Excellent and thank you kindly!!!!

hey browi2, wats up man. i want to thank you for the vids man, as far as this new b knos is that i dont kno, so i c u will b helpful" blessings given, back at u, they will come" do u kno if i can play my gtar n this program? 4 some reason i can hear the video now. so dude keep on keep'n on man u got it going on. yu'll have 2 teach me wat 2 do 2 chat wit u. later gator and tanks mucho!

hey man, i couldnt hear your video, it looked good though, thanks 4 the feed back. now all i have 2 do is figure out y i cant hear your tutorial. 

Thanks Terrypin, I can see this better, however in my version of Moviemaker, I do not have the plus and minus sign nor the text that says 'Design button' , I see you have a Premium version mine is just 2015, no bells or whistles but what is frustrating is that the description for my version on the Magix website SAYS you can do what you are demonstrating but the functionality does not seem to be

Very instructive.  Thank you.

This is an excellent video. I found the demo songs I was missing. Unfortunately, I found no answers for the error msg I continue to get re: midi sounds.  Thank you for taking the time.

Thanks for your kind comments. Much appreciated!

Thankyou for the tutorial, I would like to expand the range of collages I can use, but I've been unable to find the Collages folder on Win 7.- Open the \Collages folder. On my XP PC that's at C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\MAGIX\Movie Edit Pro 2014 Premium\VideoEffects\Collage\ but Win 7, 8 (and soon 10) systems will be different. Anyone able to help?  Thanks!

Well done, thank you !

great video thanks 

Hi. Thanks for the video. Is there a way to do the same thing, but using Camera/Zoom rather than section, or alternatively to use camera-zoom in conjunction with this? So far all my efforts at doing this have failed. In PowerDirector it is trivial to do, and I would have purchased that software already if it wasn't so buggy. Thanks Matt Brown

Scott Sounds like your restoration work not only brings the recipient happiness (who doesn't need more of that?), it also brings back to life photos thought unusable.  It puts a smile to my face to hear of other people willing to do things for free because of the reward of helping others.  Your work and wisdom is noble and should inspire others. I too am in the building industry, an