Been using MSP7 for 18 months; worked great until my C drive crashed. Purchased new hard drive, re-installed windows XP and MSP7 and resumed my work - but now, when I create a video file, the video is "choppy" (skips frames). This happens when exporting to AVI or MPG. I can also see lines on the screen (every other line seems to be offset). I have spent a few weeks trying to fix the problem (with the help of the Mug-SW group), and have made a number of changes to the settings, all of which didn't solve the problem.
Questions:
What is causing the choppy video and line problem I am experiencing?
Is there a way of resetting all the preferences to the default settings?
Should I just re-install the program and hope for the best?
Any input would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Jumpy Video when Creating Video
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Sounds like you may have inverted the field order. As I have no clue as to the format etc. of your video, or your settings, I cannot help beyond this.
Sounds like you may have inverted the field order. As I have no clue as to the format etc. of your video, or your settings, I cannot help beyond this.
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Does your problem arise with every (also new) video or does it happen when you render some video clips which have survived the crash?
Note: even if your video was on a different disk as your system crashed, it might have been damaged during the crash, because windows is likely do not behave good during disk crashes.
Note: even if your video was on a different disk as your system crashed, it might have been damaged during the crash, because windows is likely do not behave good during disk crashes.
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mehtan_98
choppy video msp7
When you create the video, go inot Options, then set Field Order A.
If you get the same problem, try Field Order B.
I know AVI has always given me the same problem with choppy and artifacts. MPEG, WMV or MOV formats have worked really well for me.
Besides, AVI as a final output is probably not what you want to do due to its huge size.
Play around with the options/frame rate etc.
Hope this helps
Neil
Author of Ulead MediaStudio 7.x Video Tutorials
www.seeitdoit.tv
If you get the same problem, try Field Order B.
I know AVI has always given me the same problem with choppy and artifacts. MPEG, WMV or MOV formats have worked really well for me.
Besides, AVI as a final output is probably not what you want to do due to its huge size.
Play around with the options/frame rate etc.
Hope this helps
Neil
Author of Ulead MediaStudio 7.x Video Tutorials
www.seeitdoit.tv