Is there a way to mirror video?

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Is there a way to mirror video?

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I am using videostudio 12. Is there a way to get the mirror image of a video? I have tried "reverse" but that seems to just play the video in reverse? I am assuming there is no "mirror", since I cannot find it but I figured I would ask.
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No, there's not a mirror filter in VS. However try FX Bench, by member Stephan Burger. FX Bench is a programmable Filter-Extension for video editing applications. He does have such a filter and it does work with VS.

It is a plug-in, and shows up in the Drop-down video filter menu as Burger. Drag the icon to your video clip, then click on Customize filter to open it. There are I believe 4 mirror filters.
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I loaded the fxbench program and it said there were no acceptable programs loaded on my computer. I do have corel videostudio 12 loaded. I pulled down the filters and did not find any Burger filter listed.
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This is strange as I've got both XP and Vista (both 32 bit) and FX bench loaded fine. What OS are you running? If it is a pre-release of Win-7 then all I can say is it's not going to happen...:(
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I am using vista business. Do I need to do something with the fx bench after it is installed?
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Try copying the FXbench.vft file from the Burger\FXbench folder to the Corel VideoStudio 12\vft_plug folder.
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Post by sjj1805 »

Versions of VideoStudio prior to 12 were under a directory tree
c:\program files\ulead\....
and so that is where FX Bench / BUrger Transitions look for programs in order to install the VFX file.

Now that Corel own these programs they are located at
c:\program files\corel\....

This means you need
1. An appropriate program in a "Ulead" directory
(VideoStudio/Gif animator/CD&DVD Picture Show etc.)
2. Then you need to copy/paste the VFX file to the Corel directory.
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