For some reason, if I try to "Save as Still Image" from a video file, the file it creates is a blank .jpg file. It has no file size. If I change the option in the preferences to .bmp, that works. It just won't create a .jpg. Any ideas?
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"Save As Still Image" as jpg is a blank file, 0 fi
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Hi
There are two options to saving an image.
From ¡¥Clip Mode¡¦ will save the image from the original file. (Clip-Save as Still Image)
From ¡¥Project Mode¡¦ will save the image as you see on preview screen (Tools-Save Current frame.....)
By the way have you manually updated Direct X, See Announcement at top of VS forum.
There are two options to saving an image.
From ¡¥Clip Mode¡¦ will save the image from the original file. (Clip-Save as Still Image)
From ¡¥Project Mode¡¦ will save the image as you see on preview screen (Tools-Save Current frame.....)
By the way have you manually updated Direct X, See Announcement at top of VS forum.
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Re: "Save As Still Image" as jpg is a blank file,
Must be a Vista problem. Most likely due to 64bit. VS is not really a 64bit program. Anyway a BMP file is better than a jpeg as it is not compressed. You will see that by comparing the file sizes.Dudewanarace wrote:For some reason, if I try to "Save as Still Image" from a video file, the file it creates is a blank .jpg file. It has no file size. If I change the option in the preferences to .bmp, that works. It just won't create a .jpg. Any ideas?
Video Studio X2 Pro
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John Mitchell
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