VSP 11 - Hordes of trouble

[skier-hughes]

An mpeg4 can come in many guises, and although VS may well work with some of them, it appears it will not work with yours.

If as you say the frame rate changes depending on lighting conditions, how do you expect VS to play back a 26.457 that then changes to 25 or 28 or 32 or 15 in the space of seconds?

You wanted a work around, I suggest you use what worked before, convert to a wmv file and use that. Content is obviously the key to your video rather than quality, which is fine, so the small amount of quality you lose by converting to wmv shouldn't really be noticeable.

[Clevo]

This is a free converter listed in the other section of the forum which might help....

http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html

[babdi]

Thank you Clevo & Skier-Hughes

As said in my earlier post and I will convert to a WMV and work.
Now I have a question
I wish to change attributes of audio for all clips at a time. How do I do it

For example I wish to set the volume level to 50 for all clips or add auto level
video effect to all clips

Babdi

[Clevo]

Thank you Clevo & Skier-Hughes

As said in my earlier post and I will convert to a WMV and work.
Now I have a question
I wish to change attributes of audio for all clips at a time. How do I do it

For example I wish to set the volume level to 50 for all clips or add auto level
video effect to all clips

Babdi

Can't think of a way doing that other than doing it manually.

Someone else might have some more nouse in this area

[sjj1805]

Just export the sound track from the [Share] tab as a WAV file.
Open it in Audacity (FREE Audio Editor) - adjust whatever you wish. Save as a new audio file and then import that into VideoStudio, replacing the existing audio track.

[babdi]

Dear sjj1805
I think you missed my question

My question was a) How to change the volume of all clips at a time or b) how to apply say, a video filter like "Anti shake" to all the clips at a time.

Now we need to visit each clip to apply the effect or adjust the volume.

Cheers

Babdi

[Clevo]

Dear sjj1805
I think you missed my question

My question was a) How change the volume of all clips at a time or b) how to apply say, a video filter like "Anti shake" to all the clips at a time.

Now we need to visit each clip to apply the effect or adjust the volume.

Cheers

Babdi

I don't think it can be done in a batch.

[babdi]

Clevo
IF what you say is affirmed then I think then my question should pass to "wishlist"

[Clevo]

if that's what you wish for....

I like the fiddly aspect of editing...

Not sure with how many clips you are working with but I'm fairly sure I saw in a tutorial somewhere you can copy and past the same filter onto each clip as quickly as clicking and pasting.

[Black Lab]

Steve understood you question, you just didn't understand his answer. To change the volume of all clips you need to go to Share > Create Audio File. This will create a wav file of all of your audio. You then re-insert that file and adjust the volume level, or add filters.

If you want to add the same video filter to all clips you would take the similar action of creating a video file of all your clips, then re-inserting to add the filter.

Another option is to add the VSP of your project into a new project where it is treated as one file, not individual clips, where you can add filters or adjust the volume. However, I have not been happy with the quality of the picture when doing this.

[babdi]

Steve understood you question, you just didn't understand his answer. To change the volume of all clips you need to go to Share > Create Audio File. This will create a wav file of all of your audio. You then re-insert that file and adjust the volume level, or add filters.

If you want to add the same video filter to all clips you would take the similar action of creating a video file of all your clips, then re-inserting to add the filter.

Another option is to add the VSP of your project into a new project where it is treated as one file, not individual clips, where you can add filters or adjust the volume. However, I have not been happy with the quality of the picture when doing this.

Black Lab

I dont understand as to why I should convert all files to a WAV format and then as you say adjust the volume again . Are you saying converting all to WAV files will merge the audio of all clips into one continous track ?

[Clevo]

Steve understood you question, you just didn't understand his answer. To change the volume of all clips you need to go to Share > Create Audio File. This will create a wav file of all of your audio. You then re-insert that file and adjust the volume level, or add filters.

If you want to add the same video filter to all clips you would take the similar action of creating a video file of all your clips, then re-inserting to add the filter.

Another option is to add the VSP of your project into a new project where it is treated as one file, not individual clips, where you can add filters or adjust the volume. However, I have not been happy with the quality of the picture when doing this.

Black Lab

I dont understand as to why I should convert all files to a WAV format and then as you say adjust the volume again . Are you saying converting all to WAV files will merge the audio of all clips into one continous track ?

[Black Lab]

Are you saying converting all to WAV files will merge the audio of all clips into one continous track ?

Exactly.