Video Editing

Well, try Womble MPEG Video Wizard DVD, it's not a pure converter, however it's a very useful video editing software in conjunction with format conversion functionality.

Import MTV file on the first track of the timeline; click the red button on the timeline's toolbox to export the file, remember to select the"save as type" field with "AVI", by this operation, the format of the output file will be changed to .avi format.

Many. Basically, MPEG-1 is a compression system that focuses on storing video in a hard disk, that is to say, an "error-free" environment and only is valid for low resolution images. On the other hand, MPEG-2 not only improves the compression factor, but also enhances the capabilities of the antecessor MPEG-1. MPEG-2 can be used not only to store videos (e.g. a DVD) but also can be used for broadcasting. Today's digital television (terrestrial, cable and satellite) uses the compression and signalling of MPEG-2, adapted as international organizations (ATSC, DVB) reccomend. dmb_1

Windows User: On Sony Vegas click File, then Render As, click on the drop down menu and save as .avi then go to windows movie maker and import it. Then publish it so that it goes to .wmv file. Then go to youtube and upload.

Mac or Apple or Linux User: On Sony Vegas click File, then Render As, and save it as .avi. Then google "media converter" and choose the converter of your choice. Click on Browse, find your file, then select your output as .wmv and upload on to youtube.

OR ON WINDOWS YOU CAN JUST SAVE IT AS AN AVI FILE AND UPLOAD IT.....

You will want to "stabilize" the footage. The way that works is by tracking the 2d X and Y axis movement of the video and then apply the movement back onto the video in inverse. This is an involved process, and the way tracking is done varies from program to program, so you will want to search for "how to stabilize footage in __________" substituting the blank space for your program's name. Or you can post the question on Answers (although you won't get any a turorial with pictures)

I am new to this editor and have used Corel video studio pro for over a year now. Whenever I begin to render a video in Sony though it seems to just stop at some point during the process. It runs fine at first completing about 10% of the video in the space of around 5 - 10 minutes, however at some random point it will just stop. there isn't a specific percentage that it freezes on nor frame. the elapsed time is still counting as well as the estimated completion time.

Ive tried a variety of settings but I need my videos to render quickly and to be of at LEAST 720p quality, for my lets play youtube videos. (It can't find my account to upload straight to youtube so I have to upload separately) Some HD settings were taking too long.

The only settings I have edited have been a few of the project properties as well as the rendering options.

The video ITSELF isnt the problem either for I have tried rendering a few different ones at different lengths now and it still freezes.

I have one other question for you as well. If I uninstalled it then re-installed it would I firstly be able to do that or would the activation code only work once and secondly would it possibly fix the problem?

If any more information is required then please let me know. The sooner this could be answered th better. THANK YOU :3

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I'm pretty sure he has some type of expert video editor, he may be using Vegas Pro, or Adobe After Effects.

If anyone else has an idea on what video editor he uses, please improve this answer.

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Hmm, for skateboarders in particular: Adobe Premiere Pro or NewTek SpeedEdit -- of course, these are also good for professional video editors, soccer moms, or, well, pretty much anyone. So, any good video editing software will do for skateboarding just as well as for any other type of video.

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You can overlap the video (by dragging one over top of another). But, I don't know why you would want to do that, as both would play simultaneously.

Most videos that are slightly overlapped give movie projects a smooth looking transition from one video to the next. Overlapping them entirely would be pointless.

If you are asking whether you can do a side-by-side video split in Windows Movie Maker... you can't. Not unless you download a Split Vertical Effect.

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You need to convert the video file. Free video converters are available online. Google: free video converters and download one. Follow the conversion instructions to convert the file from one file name extension (format) to another.

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A .rcproject file contains details of an editing project from iMovie. It contains pointers to the original videos. To reestablish the connection to the video file the .rcproject should be put into the iMovie Projects folder within the Movies folder. When iMovie is launched the videos from the project will be available for exporting as a playable movie file.

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Yes some software has capabilities to do so.

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Yes, you can. You can use the Windows Live Messenger to "instant message" other people.

An NRG is a virtual CD file. Usually the typical format for having a virtual "CD" on your drive is an ISO, where an ISO is just like a zip file except some programs try to read it like a CD. An NRG is just Nero's special version of that.

ISO's (or NRG's, in this case) are CD's that just exist as files on your computer. There are some programs that act as a CD drive that runs CD's that are files on your computer. Nero should come with one, so if you can find that in the Nero options to enable, you can just open the NRG from there and copy all its contents over.

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to see a video you've made on another computer you have to send the video

as an attachment by email to yourself, then enter your email on the other

computer and open it up

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There are numerous ways, one of the easiest is to just transfer the video to a flash drive and bring it to the other computer. You can also use an external hard drive or network the 2 computers together.