Training, HELP, I'm 2 days new
Moderator: Ken Berry
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jimw
Training, HELP, I'm 2 days new
I would like to find someone in north Cal, that I could learn from. Got the software to RUN, but can't make DVD, This looks like this is great stuff,(9) and would travel to get help!!!!!
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BrianCee
Have you also had a look at the video tutorials - available here : -
http://www.ulead.com/learning/vs.htm
If you haven't already got them on the Extra Content Disc.
http://www.ulead.com/learning/vs.htm
If you haven't already got them on the Extra Content Disc.
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GeorgeK
Video Tutorials
Yes, I have found the Ulead Video Tutiorials which can be downloaded or that come on some UVS disks a great help. I have not enjoyed most video based tutorials that I have seen, but Ulead's are great at taking you through the process.
Then Uleads web site has their "Learning Centre" which has some great info on Video formats etc. I have greatly appreciated these.
I very much recommend being patient at first, reading and understanding, testing and playing with Video Capture, transitions and especially with various output formats. It is all a new set of terms to learn, not difficult, just new.
I use PAL MPEG2 (or PAL DVD) which is 720x576, lower field first.
For me it did not matter if I used Variable or Constant bit rate. And as for the bit rate value, I use 6000 if I want to fit lots on one DVD and 8000 when size does not matter. I have not bothered two much with Audio settings, whether MEG2 or LPCM.
Remember if you take a snapshot or image from video, to have the preferneces setting for "Image Deinterlace" checked or your images will flicker. It took me a while and a little frustration to understand this.
Do enjoy, I have great fun with UVS and video editing.
Then Uleads web site has their "Learning Centre" which has some great info on Video formats etc. I have greatly appreciated these.
I very much recommend being patient at first, reading and understanding, testing and playing with Video Capture, transitions and especially with various output formats. It is all a new set of terms to learn, not difficult, just new.
I use PAL MPEG2 (or PAL DVD) which is 720x576, lower field first.
For me it did not matter if I used Variable or Constant bit rate. And as for the bit rate value, I use 6000 if I want to fit lots on one DVD and 8000 when size does not matter. I have not bothered two much with Audio settings, whether MEG2 or LPCM.
Remember if you take a snapshot or image from video, to have the preferneces setting for "Image Deinterlace" checked or your images will flicker. It took me a while and a little frustration to understand this.
Do enjoy, I have great fun with UVS and video editing.
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jimw
Re: Video Tutorials
Thank You George, I know what NOT TO do and will learn the restGeorgeK wrote:Yes, I have found the Ulead Video Tutiorials which can be downloaded or that come on some UVS disks a great help. I have not enjoyed most video based tutorials that I have seen, but Ulead's are great at taking you through the process.
Then Uleads web site has their "Learning Centre" which has some great info on Video formats etc. I have greatly appreciated these.
I very much recommend being patient at first, reading and understanding, testing and playing with Video Capture, transitions and especially with various output formats. It is all a new set of terms to learn, not difficult, just new.
I use PAL MPEG2 (or PAL DVD) which is 720x576, lower field first.
For me it did not matter if I used Variable or Constant bit rate. And as for the bit rate value, I use 6000 if I want to fit lots on one DVD and 8000 when size does not matter. I have not bothered two much with Audio settings, whether MEG2 or LPCM.
Remember if you take a snapshot or image from video, to have the preferneces setting for "Image Deinterlace" checked or your images will flicker. It took me a while and a little frustration to understand this.
Do enjoy, I have great fun with UVS and video editing.