You can make videos for many different kinds of purposes. You can save your video to your PC, transfer it to a mobile device, or present it on a popular Internet platform such as YouTube or Facebook.

I transfer from vhs to pc with magix video saver. The transfered video ends up as an MXV file that cant be opened.   starting to p..... me off here.

VHS to DVD guide 1. Stop all scanners and other software packages – if these are left on they cause distortion to recording and burning. 2. Open magix 3. Select New Project. Name new project. 4. Connect transfer device 5. Click – Record 6. Click – VHS tape 7. The transfer preview page pops up 8. Keep top two entries 9. Change folder for saving recording 10. Name recording 11. Select

VHS to DVD noddy guide 1. Stop all scanners and other software packages – if these are left on they cause distortion to recording and burning. 2. Open magix 3. Select New Project. Name new project. 4. Connect transfer device 5. Click – Record 6. Click – VHS tape 7. The transfer preview page pops up 8. Keep top two entries 9. Change folder for saving recording 10. Name recording 11.

Quick Guide • For Quality stop all computer scanners and other software packages before starting • For best Quality video capture to Magix – Click – Configuration- 4:3 • For best Quality export to MPEG2 – Click – File – Export – MPEG2 – Select Ratio: 4:3 • For best Quality burn from Nero – Click – Configuration – 4:3 or 16:9 for sharpness • For best Quality TV viewing – To remove black

I found the initial set up and tutorial easy to follow via the MAGIX - Open Workshop I did however come across a few issues around the synchronisation of sound and action, picture quality etc, as I was embarking on transferring a number of VHS videos to DVD I thought it wise to draft a simple guidance document for myself. I have been using MAGIX for about two years now and I personally

I have recorded life from my Spiritual Guru who gave lectures sang devotional songs from 1971. All these recordings were recorded on Ampex & Studer Open Reel Recorders. All these recordings were transferred into mp3 format and stored in several Hard-disk. I need a software to do some clean-up, remove tape hiss, remove gaps between sessions, noises and normalize levels. I need the best advice .

i hope this works...i´ve never acomplish to transfer the vhs film at first try...if the film has sound, the image dissapears and vice-versa...i´m starting to think this was just a waste of my $$$ and time....

I have a similar problem with version 2. Verty frustrating. My sound bar does not flicker to show recording although the video does yet nothing, i.e. sound or video, in thye file when transfer is activated. Waste of 2 hours of time!

Hi SMcQ,   I tried the free trial version first and I specifically wanted the programme for 3d editing, so the free trial will enable you to do that. Also while I think of it, if you do buy it, there is an option in the help tab to download extras, which include all the titling, design features and many other things that will otherwise be missing. It's a big download, but well worth

I agree this company is a joke, with false advertisement, you cannot transfer uncopyrighted dvd to device with sound, the tiny handbook is totaly unhelpfull as is this website, IF YOUR READING THESE COMMENTS TO DECIDE WETHER TO BUY A MAGIX PRODUCT, DONT DO IT, JUST DONT DO IT, THERE ARE PLENTY OF PRODUCTS OUT THERE THAT ACTUALLY DO WHAT THEY SAY THEY CAN THIS IS NOT ONE OF THEM.

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.