The AVI file closes the video studio.

[Choi seong chul]

Sorry. Ken Berry's lack of knowledge makes no sense.
He said that the format of MS3D is not "true".
When creating files from MS3D \ Export video overlays \ AVI
File Format (T) Microsoft AVI file (* .avi)
Storage options:
Microsoft AVI files
32-bit 1920x1080, 30fps
Frame based
Uncompressed
Data rate check: 300KB / secc
I said it is an AVI file because it looks like this.
If so, this is not the case and should be understood as fiction?
Sorry for taking the time with insufficient knowledge.

[Ken Berry]

I said no such thing -- in fact precisely the opposite:

The video that comes from MS3D is "true" uncompressed video which has no type apart from not being compressed...

I'm afraid it is you who is confusing the issue by constantly talking about Type 1 and Type 2 DV/AVI. And as I have said now several times, DV/AVI is just one of many formats which call themselves AVI. It is NOT totally uncompressed. Uncompressed AVI runs to around 60 GB per hour of video whereas DV/AVI runs to around 13 GB per hour.

Moreover, MS3D produces "pure" uncompressed AVI, not DV/AVI...

[Choi seong chul]

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[Choi seong chul]

Both types of AVI files (type2, type1,) created in Video Studio work normally.
I don't know why it was fixed. Corel hasn't answered anything yet,
It seems to be updated this time.

[lata]

Hi
sorry i missed the recent replies as they were on page 2 of the topic and did not notice till i had posted

Using MS3D we have the option File – Create a Video File - this option gives the same settings as we can use in Video Studio, here we can modify the properties compression to use Type 1 - Type 2 or None, we can also set the frame sizes etc, I assume this to be DV-AVI at 13 Gb per hour, uncompressed was approx. 65Gb per hour
You should try to avoid Type 2, the only difference is the separate audio stream, something I don’t understand, type 1 has always been the default option at least that’s how I understood it.

From File – Export Video Overlay – is Uncompressed AVI there is NO choice to set any compression, we do have the options to select the frame size and frame rate
I recommend you try using 1280 x 720 x 30 fps Frame Based, also try 640 x 360
I calculated the file size as being approx. 100Mb per second, that appears to be 360Gb per hour incredibly large. It will be the frame sizes that are pushing the Mb file size

These lower settings have proved less trouble some for me.
It was the use of 15fps that caused the most problems although the program did struggle using 1920 x 1080 with again 1280 x 720 being the better option.
Try using 1280 x 720 x 30 fps Frame Based or indeed a smaller frame size, If you need a transparent background.

If we do not need a transparent background
We can add our own background the render / export to type 1 or indeed other format are available. Mpeg, Mpeg4, QT, MTS, UIS
Certainly I would try to avoid the Export Video Overlay with large frame sizes.

[Ken Berry]

OK... obviously time for me to reinstall MS3D... if I can find it!