"Television Effect" ?

[TroyTheTech]

I have tried other video editing applications in the past, and most have a relatively easy to find "TV Simulator" type of effect, where it looks as though something was viewed on an old television or CRT screen, with obvious pixels, deformed slightly, etc.

I cannot seem to find this effect in Videostudio X8.5, but perhaps it is called something else and I keep skipping over it?
Is it something present in X9? If so, I would possibly upgrade just for that, as I like to use it a lot.

If there is some sort of combination of filters and effects available as is, that would produce this effect, please share

Thank you!

[BrianCee]

Have you tried the "Old Film" effect in the 'FX' library

[asik1]

old film can add some light flicker but "scratches" ? unless you as a kid checked how hard the TV glass is with a shilling.
Troy, look in the NB wiggle for a TV fritz add NB rolling wave for shadows . But for the grid you better add an overlay.

[TroyTheTech]

Have you tried the "Old Film" effect in the 'FX' library

Thanks, but that is more of a "silent film" effect, whereas I was looking for "electronic screen" type of effect. Thanks, though!

[TroyTheTech]

old film can add some light flicker but "scratches" ? unless you as a kid checked how hard the TV glass is with a shilling.
Troy, look in the NB wiggle for a TV fritz add NB rolling wave for shadows . But for the grid you better add an overlay.

Thanks but I meant more of an overlay effect, than a rolling, electronic effect. As in, a video being viewed on a monitor and how "electronic" it would look.

I'm sorry if I'm not explaining it correctly, heh.

Here is an example of what I mean:

[RobertOZ]

New Blue Video Essentials 5 (V) has an "Old TV" effect which will give the result you are looking for, but not sure if VSX9 has it as a standard inclusion, as I have all Essentials packages (1-7) which I just copy across from 1 version to another

[asik1]

old film can add some light flicker but "scratches" ? unless you as a kid checked how hard the TV glass is with a shilling.
Troy, look in the NB wiggle for a TV fritz add NB rolling wave for shadows . But for the grid you better add an overlay.

Thanks but I meant more of an overlay effect, than a rolling, electronic effect. As in, a video being viewed on a monitor and how "electronic" it would look.

I'm sorry if I'm not explaining it correctly, heh.

Here is an example of what I mean:

_television_close_up-.jpg

Well that view was only if you stuck your nose to the screen,
The burger FXbench might had similar thing but that needed lot of tweaks .