Video Editing

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Use Windows Movie Maker if your pc is windows system, if you need mac version, you can try imovie. When opened go to effects then rotate the amount you want.

It is a means for a card installed in a computer to be able to examine the video card's palette and copy it. It was for early expansion cards like image capture cards, MPEG decoder cards, and TV tuners. It may also allow modification of data going through a video card's feature connector.

However, it is rarely of use today and should be disabled unless you have a card installed that needs this enabled. It is usually selected in the system BIOS. Enabling palette snooping can reduce video card performance. The way to know you need to enable it would be if you use a fixed function card and its colors are inaccurate, or if you stop using the other device and your monitor goes blank.

You can but you are running the risk of crashing your entire PC. Unless you know exactly what you are doing, making edits in your registry is a sure road to disaster.

Its better to use a good registry cleaner. Some of them have free trial periods and often that works fine.

You will need to use a good software uninstaller utility. There are a number of good ones like revo uninstaller max/pro and there are other free sites for additional help.

Most complex software will require special removal because of the way it writes keys into the PC registry. First remove it with a good free or trialware software removal tool like those listed in the review article above. Then you may need to follow up with a registry cleaner (or use the one that is built into some of the better software uninstaller utilities mentioned above).

Yes, you can. All you need to do is either be born with it and speed up a clip of you doing it. Or you can make a video or sound recording of what you want to say, and mess around with it with the Fast/Slow/Reverse option on the effects tab.

If you are windows hit control, alt, and del at the same time. A window will come up and scroll down the menu to the last item, hit that, and a new window will come up showing the programs running. Highlight the one not working and hit exit. The program will close at that point.

Universal Serial Bus (USB) is an input/output port standard for computers and digital equipment, which allows easy transfer of data via a direct connection or cable. Older USB version is 1.1 and the latest is USB 2.0, also known as hi-speed USB. A hi-speed USB host controller refers to the hardware inside the computer that provides hi-speed USB functionality to the ports.


Usually windows XP have the drivers for most of the USB devices otherwise you may also use the Driver's Disk to install the drivers.


You may also ask a local technician to fix and install the USB devices. I can suggest you one at http://www.iyogi.net


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How do you install a hi-speed USB host controller on a Win XP computer?

The conversion should not have completely gotten rid of the iMovie project that you originally had. Look through your files to see if you still have the iMovie project that you converted to an iDVD project.

If you completely converted it, then there's not much else you can do other than trying to see if you can revert it back to an iMovie project.

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There is iMovie or Final Cut Express or Pro. Go on YouTube and go on idaniel9 I have mint videos. SUBSCRIBE!

If by "screen recorders" are meant - programs that reside in the background and capture what is on-screen, then the easiest solution would be to connect the PC to a compatible device through an S-Video connection (like a TV), and then record off that to a VCR. Specialized (and often expensive) devices exist that allow the connection of S-Video (and many other video source formats) and digital recording of audio/video information.

A TV + VCR combo is a cheap and effective solution, but keep in mind that in order to do this, the TV must then duplicate "what it sees and hears" on its outputs for the VCR to "see" the same thing and record it. Most cheap VCRs that don't have built-in tuners will do this, as they only record what is displayed anyway, but care must be taken as to which source is used in this connection, in order to avoid conflicts between the PC and the VCR (in most cases of such, the VCR may simply record no video). In order to capture game footage, the TV display may need to be set as the primary (1st) display device, since most games start up on the "default" display/monitor and rarely offer the choice of which display to run on (most of them don't even run well in multi-monitor environments). In case of non-digital TVs, gameplay resolution may also be a problem, depending on the operating system, the drivers and the game in question.

Of course, the specialized video equipment mentioned earlier does not have this issue, but view cloning may be required in order to see anything (these devices don't provide a screen).

The cheapest, most reliable and of least quality would be to use a camera to record the screen. However, even if mounted securely, the recorded video may suffer from image flicker due to the lack of synchronization between the camera's frame rate and the monitor's refresh rate.

I'm pretty sure Quicktime Pro can do it, and it only costs $30. If you're using iMovie, then I think it can handle avi's, though.

Try Handbrake or MPEG Streamclip

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Direct Draw acceleration is also called Direct 3D. If one's operating system or personal computer is not set up to make use of 3D graphics, then the program in question will cause a host of error messages to pop up. Verify that the system can run 3D graphics, and try again.

First, you need to download a video converter. Free video converters are available online. Simply Google: free video converters.

Once you have downloaded and installed a video converter, locate the .mp4 file and add it to the program's conversion list.

You will then need to select the 'Output Source Format' (Example: .mpeg, .mp2, .wma) for the conversion as well as a 'Output Path' (Saving destination). Following conversion instructions.

Go to "Modify" press static blur change the number.

To make a censored video uncensored, you would typically need access to the original unedited footage. Using video editing software, you can overlay or replace the censored portions with the corresponding uncensored content. This process may involve frame-by-frame editing to seamlessly integrate the uncensored footage. It's important to consider legal and ethical implications when altering content in this manner.

3gp..third generation phones

avi..audio vedio interleaved

flv..flash vedio

That can be compared with action in Photoshop. In new CS6 version Photoshop can also record brush strokes.

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Unplug the machine.

You would have to use a video editing software to do that. If you don't have that sort of software, the YouTube Video Editor built into the YouTube website now has a blur tool which is very effective at blurring moving objects.

Final Cut Studio comes in a box from your favourite software retailer and is not available as a download.