Q. I recently bought a HD camcorder (Vixia HF20) so i could film snowboarding and longboarding in crisp clear HD. when i load them to my computer and put them in my HD editing software (Magix pro edit 17) they appear to be laggy and dont run smoothly. i already tried lowering the resolution on the videos but nothing had changed. NOTE the videos run smoothly BEFORE i put them in my editing software. why is this?
A. Hey Hippo,
this could be because your video editor isn't optimised to edit and play large HD files.
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You can check it out here: http://www.trakax.com/software/pc/
Hope this helps
this could be because your video editor isn't optimised to edit and play large HD files.
You can check out trakAxPC Pro. It's a new editing suite that allows you to edit and mix any combination of audio, video (HD) and photos. You can record from your webcam, do effects, text, split screen, reverse, slow-motion etc, plus upload your video directly to YouTube through the application. There is a free forever lite version and paid pro version available.
You can check it out here: http://www.trakax.com/software/pc/
Hope this helps
What are good ways to steady a video shot?
Q. What are good ways to steady a shot?
I'm referring to just using a personal camcorder (Canon VIXIA HF S21) for making short videos with edits, not something too professional.
Do most people just use tripods? I find it annoying to have to set up most every shot on a tripod, especially if you do a few different takes for each scene.
I'm referring to just using a personal camcorder (Canon VIXIA HF S21) for making short videos with edits, not something too professional.
Do most people just use tripods? I find it annoying to have to set up most every shot on a tripod, especially if you do a few different takes for each scene.
A. Tripod.
Learn to stand still and stable while holding the camera.
Prop yourself and/or the camera against another stable object like a wall, post, table, etc.
Still, if you seriously want to make good video, you don't moan and cry about how much trouble it is to move a five or ten pound camera and tripod. This takes SECONDS to do.
Learn to stand still and stable while holding the camera.
Prop yourself and/or the camera against another stable object like a wall, post, table, etc.
Still, if you seriously want to make good video, you don't moan and cry about how much trouble it is to move a five or ten pound camera and tripod. This takes SECONDS to do.
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