There are many versions of each magix product (made for different areas of the world and languages). If you are using a UK version of one of the programs and you try to use material from north american dvds it may not work. This is because dvds from europe and north america are in different formats. I am by no means an expert especially when it comes to video editing software but I believe in

The Getting Started pdf starts with: Upon starting the program you see the Video Editor. but there is no such thing. It doesn't work. I imported a video from a Sony Digital Handycam DCR-TRV 340. I saw it go to Magix Edit Pro 15, although in jumps and stops and at low res. Then I tried to find it to play it and edit it. But where was it? There was no clue how to find it. That should be

Thanks for sharing! It could be a good tip! Excuse approximative English.. But in my case, with MM15, I keep having problems mainly with the video when I am adding visual effects, then my PC which I just bought (HP pavilion dual core DV7 intel P7350 2Ghz graphic card ATI mobility Radeon HD 4350) jumps in and out..  My graphics & music are not fluid..  :( I have all the time to mix my down

I am highly disappointed with the Movie Edit Pro 15 software and manuals. The simple burning of an existing video in avi format onto a DVD disk is made complicated and the sound is not even transferred to the disk. The preview before burning but after importing is also soundless.

Good stuff!  The sound editor used in the video is called Audacity.  Actually, Music Maker can also convert a stereo file to mono itself.  To convert a stereo file to mono, drag the file to an empty track in the "arranger" area, "solo" only that track, select file/export/audio as wave (or press Alt+W), select the "mono" option and save the file.  Alternatively, Music Maker also has a built-in