help with Magix Movie Studio 2022

Barrywhitebeard wrote on 3/20/2022, 9:13 AM

I need a little help with Magix Movie Studio Platinum 2022. Up until now I have have been using Movie Studio 16 Platinum and there is something I do regularly that I can’t figure out in MS 2022.

I make small help videos for my Dad from screen capture videos. So, I have an existing MP4 video file from which I wish to make a new video but only from a section of the screen. The procedure I use in MS 16 is to use the track event pan/crop to cut out the portion of the screen I wish to use. Then I render that as a new MP4 file at a suitable custom resolution.

Is that possible in MS 2022?

thanks for any help

Barry

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AAProds wrote on 11/5/2022, 5:56 AM

@CubeAce

Ray, with respect, that's obviously irrelevant. There has been no suggestion or discussion on 32bit vs 64bit. Could we please stay on topic.

johnebaker wrote on 11/5/2022, 7:29 AM

@drewmo

. . . . Movie Edit Pro Plus 16, and since recently migrating to Windows 10 . . . . the "Image size/position" and "Section" functions are not working properly. They used to kinda work together in Win 7 though very cranky.. . .

The internals of Win 10 are so different from 7 that a lot of old software is rendered obsolete.

Versions of Movie Edit Pro up to, and including, MEP 2014 can have issues on Windows 10.

. . . . Probably time for a new PC as well as new software :) . . . .

I would agree with this.

If you do get a new computer, the most issue free combination of CPU and graphics card is an Intel processor generation 10 or later with UHD 630 or better integrated GPU, and a Nvidia GPU - GTX 1650 minimum, preferably an RTX 20 or 30 series.

Magix Movie Studio, it is Movie Edit Pro rebranded, will be relatively familiar to you there are some difference in layout and a major change in the Size, Position and Rotation effect - it now one effect and has more features.

John EB
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drewmo wrote on 11/6/2022, 8:25 PM

Thanks John, very useful info. I've gone ahead with the purchase of the software upgrade anyway, as I want to get this project finished, but you're recommendations on the hardware much appreciated for future reference.