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  • Glenn Weiser

    October 4, 2013 at 3:34 pm in reply to: Newbie question deleting from the timeline.

    Yes, I split the event on both sides of the portion I want to delete, select it, and hit delete. Then there is a gap in the track where the deleted portion was, and at that time it is gone. But when I try to to rejoin the ends of the track by dragging them together where the delete is so I can make a crossfade, the deleted portion is back. I know I’m doing something wrong, but the none of the instructional stuff explains what that might be. I should be able to reference this issue in the quick start guide or the Help section of the software, but this point is not addressed anywhere I’ve read. I also have the Muvipx.com manual, which was of no help on this either. Only after exhausting all other sources of info did I post my question here. Thanks again for responding, John.

  • Glenn Weiser

    September 30, 2013 at 2:23 am in reply to: Newbie question0Sony Movie Studio 12 Planitnum

    John-

    Thanks for the reply, but it leaves me with a further question-I was getting some coaching from a pro videographer (and a big fan of your forum here) who advised to set the voice tack pan to 50%, which is where it is in the screen shot. This was done to equalize the signal in the two channels of the master bus. When I was first working with the event I had the pan there with the sound OK. I goofed around, lost the sound, and then, after my last post, the restarted the computer. The sound was back. During all this the pan stayed at 50%, which indicates to me that it was something else. Can you think of any other causes for this problem?
    However, I’m happy of know of the alternative method you suggest and will share that with my video coach. I’m looking to create guitar videos for YouTube and so I need to record in mono.
    GW

  • Glenn Weiser

    September 29, 2013 at 11:25 pm in reply to: Newbie question0Sony Movie Studio 12 Planitnum

    OK, the problem is basic than what I previously described. The audio is off on everything in MS12. Other projects don’t have audio playback either even tho the sound is showing on the master bus. The sound works on the computer, and no mute buttons in the program are on. I can’t figure out what I did. I close the program and reopen it, but still no sound. Can anybody help?

  • Glenn Weiser

    September 29, 2013 at 10:38 pm in reply to: Newbie question0Sony Movie Studio 12 Planitnum

    I need to add I see a message at the ends of the timelime in white letters saying “media offline.” Does that make things any more clear?

  • Glenn Weiser

    September 29, 2013 at 2:53 pm in reply to: Newbie question0Sony Movie Studio 12 Planitnum

    John-

    Thanks for responding. I hope I have got the screenshot correctly for you.
    Basically, I shot some test footage with sound, created a project, and matched the media settings. I played back the event and had the sound. Then I tried out the Show Me How tutorial, part 4, and moved the event right/left and split the event. Then I had no sound on playback. I tried grouping, and some other guesswork type moves to try to fix it, but nothing worked. Even tho I’m an experienced PC user, I’m baffled by this. I need to master Movie Studio for professional reasons, so I will be grateful for any assistance you and the other experts here can provide. Your forum comes highly recommended, I should add.

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