Video Studio Pro 15 and Systems

[3deeguy]

If the moderators will allow me I will discuss briefly my experience using vs 15 and my new computer.
My Gateway FX 6860 computer is classed as a high end gaming computer. My CPU is intel I-7 quad core 3.4 GHZ 2600. MY main disc ( C: i.e. disc 0 ) is a solid state 128 GB My data disc ( D:) is 2 tera bytes 7600 RPM. Memory is 16 GiG DDR3. Video card is Nvidia GTX 560 TI 1.28 Gig on board memory. I am running Windows 7 home premium 64 bits. All in all a pretty mean machine.
Corel Video Studio PRO 15 loaded super fast with no problem. All acceleration is on auto. I have no difficulty with any of the features of VS 15 so far. Rendering 1 hour of even the stated auto 3D Blu Ray or 3D AVCHD (huge files !!!) executes in just a little over an hour. Now that is what I call fast.
AS for burning DVD s, I have not tried yet. I am going the trend which is copying to USB keys (32 and 64 GIG) and plugging them in the USB port of my Blu RAY DVD player (Samsung BD-E5900). That is also really fast.
Handling video on my system is now an easy and fast task. That is why I bought this computer in the first place as I am not a gaming enthusiast. It sure can handle my Sony full HD 3D camera with ease. I do not use the Sony supplied PMB software as it takes forever (relatively) I use windows drag and drop copy and download only the video file (super fast !!!). This does not present any problem so far.
My other computer was a MSI KT6 Delta with windows XP home and AMD XP 3.1 1 GIG of ram It was pretty good at handling MPEG 2 but has no comparison with my new system.
Now if I can only find a way to create 3D video that will literally pop out of my computer the way my Sony 3D camera does when I connect it directly to my 3D TV via the supplied HDMI cable I will be in 7th heaven.


3deeguy

[3deeguy]

correction in the last line pop out of my TV rather than pop out of my computer.

3deeguy

[Pete Waterman]

Not having tried it but is the 3d output in the Share/Create Video file/3D then chose DVD,Blue Ray.AVCHD,WMV? (VS X4pro Ultimate)

[3deeguy]

I am not sure I understand your question but here goes.... If you are not using a HD camera you can go this route: Share, Create, DVD, open option window click 3D, side by side and select a depth. Note: You wont get HD but you ll get simulated 3D. This is for 3D TV of course.
If you are using a HD camera or a 3D HD camera: Share, Create, MP4, open option window,click 3D, side by side, select a depth. You will get simulated 3D HD. For 3d TV of course.
In both cases copy the output file to USB key and plug it into a DVD with a USB port or the TV s USB port if it has one (my TV has 3 of them) .
Hope I got your question right.


3deeguy

[teknisyan]

Quick and easy way to create a 3D video using VS X4 or VS X5, you can go to SHARE > CREATE VIDEO FILE > 3D then just select if you prefer DVD, Bluray, AVCHD, WMV.

You can also try and checking this tutorial video that I created using VS X4. http://abielonline.blogspot.com/2011/03 ... ro-x4.html

[3deeguy]

I am not an anaglyph type person. All my equipment is side by side oriented. Personally, i think in time anaglyph will slowly fade away.

3deeguy.