Graham Bernard
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My work here is done ✅
* Grazie
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Yeah, it can be done with Explorer and I used to do this within Media Manager. Has gotta be an oversight. Perhaps a suggestion to the MAGIX Hobbits? I know some of the Team read these boards, sometimes.
But yes, larger Project Media thumbnails has got to happen. None of us are getting younger. Keep the Faith Ian.
* Grazie
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[Bob Mark] “That is a great result, Graham. Very impressive. “
Would you wish me to do more?
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Downloading and Done.
De-Reverb (light) + Dialogue Improvement (hiss removal)
I can do more.
12651_graziedereverbvoicedenoise12649reverb.zip
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[Seetha Ramaiah Velicheti] ” I shall be very thankful if you kindly elaborate the procedure “
What is the total runtime?
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[Seetha Ramaiah Velicheti] “Fit a large video into a 4.7 GB DVD”
I use VP to create the two files: MPEG2 and the AC3. This way I can control the outcome.
OK, the two main variables that create large, meaning >4.7gb are:
1) Runtime
2) BitRate
There’s a great freebie out there that’ll calculate all these variables for you. And some Interested?
* Grazie
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[Raj Verma] “Ok I can do that, but how will that help you determine a solution?”
There is a multitude of manipulations in the 2nd CC. Having already spent time in trying to come up with a “solution”, I’ve often found that working with a sample helps to target a method and get there faster and more accurately than writing time consuming and possibly getting it wrong. Simple really.
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[Lee Puleston] “My problem is that the mask moves across the screen to follow the action.
Isn’t THAT what you want? Yes?
But then you say:[Lee Puleston] “I want to fix the rectangular mask in one place but still have the effect of following the action within the mask.”
Eh? To me that sounds like a contradiction to your first statement and that’s my misunderstanding. Sorry…..
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[Bob Mark] “I’m not sure where the file went…”
What can I say ???? !?!
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[Lee Puleston] “However I want the mask to stay in the same location and the video to move behind if that makes sense!”
Nope, sorry don’t understand.
* Grazie
Video Content Creator and Potter
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