VS X3...problem with video size

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VS X3...problem with video size

Post by terrylb »

I upgraded to X3 and no longer have the option to select WMV 640 x 480, 30 fps.

I registered to participate in the forums, but for the life of me, cannot figure out how to post a question. :?: :?: Help :oops:


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Trevor Andrew

Re: VS X3...problem with video size

Post by Trevor Andrew »

Hi Terry

Welcome to the forum


Try using Share Create Video File—Custom
Choose WMV as the “save as type”.
Then choose “Options” button
Profile tab
Neptune Best Quality
Or
Ulead Neptune Best Quality:-

Windows Media Video
24 bits, 640 x 480, 30 fps
Frame-based
44.100 KHz, 16 bits, Stereo
Neptune_BestQuality

But view the other options.

You may be best creating your own template from the make Movie Templates Manager

Hope this helps
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Re: VS X3...problem with video size

Post by terrylb »

Thanks Trevor - I will give it a whirl!
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Re: VS X3...problem with video size

Post by bf258 »

This is outstanding! :D

I joined the forum today to ask the very same question.

I've been using Ulead VS 9 for 5 years and I downloaded VSPro X3 trial to see if I could create WMV 640x380 with it and this reply led me to the solution. Possibly I could do the same thing with VS 9 but I think I'll buy VS Pro X3. The online price right now is well discounted.

Thank you, Trevor for the solution and thank you terrylb for posting the question.

Robert in Santo Domingo
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