The new version of Motion Studio 3D

[AlexL03]

Will there be new version of Motion Studio 3D ? On the official website version Corel Motion Studio 3D only from 2012 year...

[BrianCee]

Very very unlikely - Corel seem to have lost all interest in that programme

[Ken Berry]

... even though it is very clever and is much faster than its predecessor... But Corel has provided a large variety of its own titles, which can be further varied a great deal. So I suspect Brian is right and they have no further interest in this program. As you will be aware, in addition, they provide NewBlue Titler as part of the Ultimate version, though that requires even more of a learning curve than MS3D...

[AlexL03]

NewBlue Titler Pro is a good program, but it is only under 64 bits... I need a similar program for Windows 32 bit...

[AlexL03]

Question: NewBlue Titler Pro 4 integrates seamlessly in Corel VideoStudio Pro X8 ?

[Ken Berry]

It depends what you mean by "seamlessly", but essentially, yes it does. It appears as one of the Video FX filters in the VS FX screen. You apply it like all the other filters by dragging and dropping it on a video in the timeline. Then you click the Options tab in VS which has a Customize button on it. When you click on that, the Titler screen appears where you add the words in the title and edit their appearance. When satisfied this is then applied to the video back in VS.

EDIT: I just re-read your question and noted that in fact you were asking about Titler 4.0. The Titler which is included with VS is Titler EX version 1.0. AFAIK Titler 4.0 is a stand-alone program which would not become part of VS. You would need to make your titles separately in Titler, then import them as video into VS.

[AlexL03]

It depends what you mean by "seamlessly", but essentially, yes it does. It appears as one of the Video FX filters in the VS FX screen. You apply it like all the other filters by dragging and dropping it on a video in the timeline. Then you click the Options tab in VS which has a Customize button on it. When you click on that, the Titler screen appears where you add the words in the title and edit their appearance. When satisfied this is then applied to the video back in VS.

EDIT: I just re-read your question and noted that in fact you were asking about Titler 4.0. The Titler which is included with VS is Titler EX version 1.0. AFAIK Titler 4.0 is a stand-alone program which would not become part of VS. You would need to make your titles separately in Titler, then import them as video into VS.

As far as I know, NewBlue Titler Pro 4 successfully integrates on the tab "effects" in Adobe Premiere pro CC 2015.

[Ken Berry]

That may be so, but NewBlue only makes Titler compatible directly with a specified list of top-end NLEs, and Corel is not included in that list. This is from the NB website for Titler Pro:

Video Editing Host Compatibility

Adobe After Effects 5.5+
Adobe Premiere CS6/6.5, CC
Apple Final Cut Pro X
Avid Media Composer & Symphony 6+
Black Magic DaVinci Resolve 11+
Grass Valley EDIUS 7 & 8
HitFilm 3 Pro
Sony Vegas Pro 10+ (64-bit OpenX)
Titler Standalone Host

[JaRo]

NewBlue Titler doesn't work on many computers. It seems that three computers on three have the same problem « CPU ».

[Ken Berry]

Are you sure about the CPU? I would have thought it is more a GPU problem. I too have an i3 computer, but it has dual graphics cards -- an on-board Intel 4400 and an NVidia 710A. Titler does not work with the Intel 4400, but when I switch to the NVidia card, it works fine.

[JaRo]

I'm sorry, you're right. I meant the GPU.