This tutorial shows how to create a split screen effect with 2 videos, one on the left, one on the right, with each the full height of the screen. Of course, some of the video image will be lost because the window size for each video does not have the same proportions as the original video clip. You can zoom in on the video clip using Effect - Section and then position the section on the screen

2014.02.18 - I changed the video again, will know on Wednesday. I exported this time as wmv, not the flashplayer as recommended by Magix. If the video doesn't work, look at my comment below as I have also posted the video in Dropbox, and it definitely works there. Some Magix users may have obtained the Vasco da Gama route animation program and want to use it with more detailed maps than the

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

Hi Ari, For some reason, I can't respond to or send you a private message. I had been meaning to comment on the one page version but never got around to it. This version is excellent! Good work! The only other things I can think of are: A list of styles/genre in the left column with the Soundpool version in the right hand column. This is the inverse of what you have. Addition of

Hi I liked your fun vid, the vibrant colours really added a psychedelic quality to the animation! I liked the Jazzy intro music too.... is it still possible to obtain the swing disc? I am using Magix Music Maker 2005 Deluxe ( which I got working on Windows 7 ! ) and have recently discovered the included video making tools. They seem like great fun and amazingly versatile! Something puzzles me

Nice site, for german speaking videographers I submit an alternate  "how to" showing website. Link as bellow. http://www.sf.tv/sfwissen/manualx.php?catid=sfwissenmanualx&docid=1 Enjoy

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