Thoroughly endorse the last comment. Just moved up to 26 and for me, the cherry on the cake would be a transcript (which I would be delighted to purchase). Miklos explains everything so well and at a good speed for understanding. He takes time to show and tell you where to find things rather than giving vague instructions such as "Click here" when before you know it, the cursor has been moved on to the next action and you`ve missed seeing exactly where "here" is - or was. You feel relaxed watching the video, unlike all other "guides" that dash from one thing to the next, thank you Miklos.
Great video, that’s a lot of information all at one time I will definitely be watching it again . Thanks for the work you put into making this, it will definitely help immensely.
TWELVE MORE TIPS SINCE VIDEO WAS POSTED INSERTING CLIPS INTO YOUR MOVIE LINE - Very important concept to avoid major screw-ups! - Under “Overwrite Mode” at far right: The “Smart Editing Mode” (the wand icon) will MOVE the material on that track further to the right without changing anything, and leave a gap on other tracks at the insertion spot. Whereas the “OVERwrite Mode” (the down arrow icon) will insert material right OVER what you already have there (normally not what you want!) and NOT move anything. Usually you don't want to use this mode unless it's just TRANSITIONS you are inserting, in which case you do want to use this mode, so that no clips to the right move. KEEPING TRACK OF CLIP LOCATIONS - I had been used to putting my clips on the desktop and then importing them from there with the Import function. But lately I’ve found it less confusing to gather all my material into one folder, then to import my clips from that folder USING THE DRAG AND DROP method. I drag the Studio window to the left, and have the folder open on the right and drag the clips over to the Studio work station at upper left. If dragging and dropping doesn't work for you, try cutting and pasting. (Oddly, when I try to drag the Studio window from a spot at the top right of its window, the program closes! But if I pick a spot to drag from the top left, it works fine, though the window does not reduce to half-screen, but only to about three quarters of it, which works OK.) USING SOUNDSTAGE MUSIC - If you use less than 30 seconds of these 30-second music selections, SoundStage automatically decides WHICH part of the selection is heard. But if you want a different part of it to be heard, you can simply place the whole 30-second selection in a track below and bring the volume down to zero for all but the part you want heard. REFUSES TO EXPORT - Usually, a window will come up and give you the exact time of the spot where the problem is. Go there, zoom in closely and look for anything odd there, and redo that section. If you zoom in all the way, you will sometimes find a sliver of a segment that has slid under another segment. If you delete that sliver, that often solves the problem. Or, sometimes that sliver keeps you from putting a transition in at the spot. Or, sometimes too many special effects or Slo Mo messes things up. Maybe redo that section separately, at the end of the movie line, and then insert it into the proper spot. USING THE “MARK IN/MARK OUT” FUNCTION - This is very useful if you want to see how just a particular portion of your movie looks. At the middle of the tool bar over your movie line are three icons - “Mark in,” “Mark Out,” and “Clear mark in/mark out.” Set your marks and click Export. Saves a lot of time instead of exporting your entire movie each time. ALSO, if a movie refuses to export, and you get no window telling you the specific spot for the offending glitch, you might be able to find the glitch by repeatedly using this function (which half, which quarter, which eighth, etc. works or does not work) to locate the glitch and then you redo that small offending portion. Laborious, yes, but better than having to redo your entire movie. MANUAL FADES PULLING IN ALL YOUR STUFF FROM THE RIGHT - If you use the MANUAL “drag in from the corner” method of adding a fade out, it will pull all your material on that track in from the right, and mess up your syncing with other tracks. (Disaster!) To avoid this, use the “Send to Timeline” method instead (Organize > Transitions > Edit > Fade in or out > Right-click > Send to Timeline). Or, you can drag the edge of the segment away from the next segment, manually drag in a fade, and THEN drag the edge back to where it was. That will keep the material on the right from being pulled in. Or, better yet, temporarily switch on "Overwrite Mode" -- See first tip at top "INSERTING CLIPS INTO YOUR MOVIE LINE." Note that if you use the “Send to Timeline” method and have your pointer AT A SPLIT, it puts the fade in at the start of the next segment; if you have your pointer IN THE MIDDLE OF A SEGMENT, it puts the fade in at the END of that segment. Also note that you must select your target track first to land the fade into the right track (click at the extreme left of the track to get the orange line up). I usually prefer the “Send to Timeline” method, because it keeps the duration of the transitions the same, as set up under Setup (at upper left) > Control Panel > Project Settings > Default Durations. KEEPING A GAP OPEN - Go under the tiny orange dropdown arrow at the very far right of your toolbar. If you select the bottom option - “Overwrite Mode” - a gap will remain open after you delete that segment. In the normal “Smart Editing Mode,” if you delete a segment on one track, the line will not close up if there is material on an adjacent track, but it WILL close up automatically if there is no material on an adjacent track. Remember that if 20 segments on one of your tracks suddenly gets moved to a wrong spot, you can highlight all 20 and drag them back to the proper spot AS A GROUP. But, usually you can use Ctrl+Z to get back to what you had. SMART EDITING MODE or OVERWRITE MODE? - What I do is normally keep the “Smart Editing Mode” on (the top option). The Smart Editing Mode sometimes SPLITS UP or moves other segments, so if you’re worried, zoom out to see what happened, if anything moved. I select the Overwrite Mode (the bottom option) for times I want to keep a gap open. Also, the Overwrite Mode is a way to keep the next segment from being dragged in from the right if you manually drag a transition to the left from the corner. This is important because you don’t want to drag in all the segments from the right, messing up your track syncing! INSERTING SEGMENT FROM ANOTHER TRACK - You can manually drag it there, but sometimes the segment will slide underneath another segment and royally screw up your movie line. One way to work around this, is to cut the segment, move it to the end of its own track, THEN drag it up or down to the target track, at the end there, THEN cut and paste it at the desired spot in the target track. That way the segment will insert and move all the stuff to the right properly. If you simply cut from one track and try to paste onto another, it does not work. Segments get pasted onto the SAME track they came from, even if you have another target track highlighted with the orange line at far left. MAKING A COLOR SEGMENT BLACK AND WHITE - Right Click > Open Effects Editor > Effects > Color > Studio B&W > Settings > move slider all the way to the right > OK. (If you want to adjust it further, start over from scratch, inserting the segment again into your track, because the slider seems to get disabled after you make that first change.) BLACK SEGMENTS - NOW MORE IMPORTANT - Black segments are actually important. You want that extra black segment at the end of your movie because TH-cam now allows messages and links only at the END of your video, and you don’t want those to intrude ON TOP of your movie ending. To get a black segment, right-click the segment with any random video in it > Open Effects Editor > Effects > Color > Black Background. That makes that segment, on that track, black. Or, what I do, is just stick random music into the spot and lower the volume to zero. That will hold a black segment for you as long as there is no material on another track at that position. POP-UP WINDOW GETS IN THE WAY - Often, when you want to drag a volume up or down in the timeline, the white pop-up window for that segment, annoyingly gets right in the way. Solution - approach the spot with your pointer FROM BELOW, rather than above. Then the window pops up below the spot instead of right on the spot. Again, I am not an expert; anything I’ve said could be wrong. But this has been my experience with Studio 19. Good luck. It ain’t easy. Things are always going wrong, but as you get more experienced, things go wrong less often. 11/18/18
What a great video! Everything was explained beautifully. I first bought this when it first came out and am thinking of buying 26. Most things seem to be the same, just enhanced, but I still love this program over others and am glad most things are the same from one version to the next.
The best tutorial I've seen on Pinnacle software. This really served to get me started and doing everything I need to do at this point. Thank you, and well done!
Greeting from California. I found your tutorial extremely helpful. It's my first attempt at video. I haven't even open the package until I saw your tutorial. Pinnacle Studio seems like a very powerful program. I'm glad you broke it down so it won't be so overwhelming. Pinnacle should pay you for this lesson. Thanks again.
thank you very much for the tutorial. Very handy summary of all the tricks and tips. I used to work on pinnacle 19 for many years, now upgraded to 25 and must say that it takes time to get used to the different look of the timeline etc.. Anyways, your tutorial here is apreciated.. greetings from Amsterdam
You, my friend, are one of the few videographers that speak clearly and concisely. Thanks, Miklos, look forward to more of your tutorials on Pinnacle Studio.
Thanks, Juan. It’s possible I might do another sometime in the future, but basically, I focus on my interest in debating religion. I found PinnacleStudioPro (Maliek Whitaker) a good source for tutorials on particular operations.
I was also wondering if you could put an arrow (to point out or at something specific) along with the text to show something that you may not catch unless it was in fact pointed out?
Thank you. I’ve been watching Pinnicle instructional videos for years, made by fast talking rockers complete with annoying rap-crap noise. Your clearly spoken and understandable instruction has convinced me to upgrade to a new edition. Thank you, thank you. Keep up the good work.
Greetings from Australia. This is one of the best teaching videos on any topic, I have ever viewed. The content is superb, as is the choice of words, the pacing and the pause after each sentence. You are a gifted teacher. Pinnacle should be very indebted to you! You, Sir, have no competition!! Best wishes.
This video was very helpful for a first timer - My plan is to use this for my future hunting and fishing videos. I will be referencing this tutorial frequently. Thank you!!!
Hi. I received an email from someone who was claiming to be from Pinnacle Studio, with a job offer. The Job was for me to advertise the new app. I need to first figure out whether it is legit or a scum. So is Pinnacle studio involved in search activities currently? If yes then how can I tell whether the email is from Pinnacle studio or someone just claiming?
Miklos, your tutorial is one of the best I've seen for Studio. I was very interested in the part where you show how to avoid multiple rendering by making short movies and eventually put them together. So, I used your method and got a surprised, I was able to combine a few movies but then, for the following ones, PS24 crashed without any message. I can't figure why and I'm wondering if you experienced anything like that. Thanks, Claude
DISABLING UNUSED PANELS. Thank you for your sharing your knowledge. I have a question on how to disable Panels. I am using version 25. I have a project in which I use the Pan and Zoom Source Window constantly. I have the Timeline Panel on the up-right corner of the screen and to its left a panel that is a combination of the Source/360/Pan and Zoom Source Panels. The problem is that by clicking elsewhere or grabbing the playhead in the timeline, the software automatically jumps back to the Source panel. This is very annoying because I need to see what is happening in the Pan and Zoom Panel. I do not use the 360 function and really don't need to see the Source image. Is there a way to disable the other two Panels or have the Pan and Zoom Panel be the one that keeps showing when I click on the timeline or grab the playhead? Thank you.
BYERS BE WARNED: Even if you pay for and think you are getting the Ultimate, you will receive the MultiCam lite (2 cameras). To have the full 6 cam version you will need to pay US$50 to "upgrade". I am not sure about the other things like 100 templates and unlimited tracks because I have not checked those features. The are falsely advertising this product. I will never us any Corel product because they are untrustworthy.
The tutorial video is good but I just came here to see what type of Video editor it was I usually work with Premiere and After Effect and I heard about this particular editor a lot Ngl as soon as I saw the Software's layout I knew the editor was trash
Szia László. pinnacle 21 et használok.Hogy tudok a time line-on csak jobbra, vagy ballra kijelölni? Ctrl A a select all, de csak jobbra vagy ballra .. ilyen létezik a billentyűzeten?
COREL: Pinnacle Studio 24 (2021) Standard WINDOWS DVD EAN 0735163159226 Lingue supportate Tedesco, inglese, francese, italiano, olandese, spagnolo · Modifica i tuoi video su una timeline o in una visualizzazione storyboard. Diventa creativo con centinaia di effetti, titoli e nuova grafica. Usa una raccolta di modelli di progetto intuitivi. Trasforma le tue registrazioni con strumenti di correzione del colore. · Vai oltre la modifica di base e accedi a una selezione di potenti funzionalità per aiutarti a creare video straordinari. Taglia, dividi, ritaglia e ruota i video - Diventa creativo con filtri, titoli, grafica e sovrapposizioni - Ottieni effetti istantanei utilizzando color grading e filtri - Scopri gli strumenti per video a schermo diviso, animazione stop-motion e altro ancora Di Più! · Crea effetti al rallentatore o al rallentatore utilizzando la modifica del tempo - Panoramica, zoom e sfocatura del movimento per creare interessanti effetti visivi e di movimento - Metti in risalto il movimento sullo schermo con effetti di sfocatura del movimento
Innovazioni in Pinnacle Studio 24: è solo migliorato! - NUOVE possibilità con le maschere video - NUOVI modi per utilizzare l'Editor dei titoli riprogettato per creare grafici di titoli animati personalizzati - NUOVE sovrapposizioni e grafica - I controlli dei fotogrammi chiave OTTIMIZZATI semplifi
Enjoyed this. Have been working with Pinnacle for 6 years, started with 12, but have never been adventurous. Always like to get tips. Do you answer questions?
I don’t know. On my Pinnacle Studio 26 I don’t have any “Apply.” I delete a file from my movie line by clicking on it to highlight it and then pressing the computer “Delete” key. (Or, you can right-click a file and click “Delete.”) To delete a file from my work station at upper left (under Library, Latest Collection), I right-click it, Delete Selected, Remove from Library Only, OK. Just make sure you do NOT click on the second choice there (“Remove from library and delete media and/or projects and auxiliary files from my hard drive”) because it will do just that and you will have sent your clips and files into your computer Recycle Bin. If what you are doing works for you and files do get deleted from your Library, then I guess you are doing it right. The thing to be careful of, when deleting a clip from just your movie line, is to make sure you have ONLY that clip highlighted and not accidentally a whole bunch of them highlighted, or you’ll end up having to do that whole bunch all over, unless you catch your mistake right away and do an immediate Ctrl+Z. Also, once I am fully done with a project, I try to clear out all the files in my Library, so I don’t get so many unneeded files clogging up my Library. Hope that helps. I keep telling myself I cannot afford the time to be an ongoing help site, which is true, but once in a while, like here, I’ll respond. Good luck.
hello, I have studio 23, I cannot import videos from my mini dv camcorder; I can't find the "capture video" button. Do you have an idea ? Thank you Best regards
Don’t know, but I think it probably has to do with your camcorder, not your Studio app. For me, I attach camcorder to computer USB port, then press a “USB Connect” button on my CAMCORDER. I go to “This PC” on my computer and it shows my camcorder there. I open it up, click on “AVCHD”, then “BDMV”, then “Stream”, which shows the files. Then I drag the files over to my desktop. My ultimate recourse for stuff I can’t figure out, is to go to a Best Buy store and ask the Geek Squad people how to do it. Good luck.
Hey guy, I just watched you video and I really like the program. One of the TH-cam programs I listen to a LOT is done by Dan Casey th-cam.com/video/RXOQ_VY12b8/w-d-xo.html and he uses the pinnacle program like you do and one of the features I REALLY like is the highlighting of titles like in the address I just gave you. Double color in depth. I think this would work great for a TH-cam video I am going to be putting up. This is NOT explained in this setup tutorial. If you could send me to a tutorial that deals with this issue, I would be most welcome. Thank you sir...
I haven't myself done anything with the fancier title options. But now I think I will for my next video. Studio has an excellent tutorial on how to do so. In the “Welcome” page as you open Studio, the second option on the upper left list, is Tutorials. Under there you can scroll down to “How To Add Titles,” and it shows you how to use the fancier options.
Maybe you can help. The title is not working for me. When I press T the title screen opens but the text form is behind the picture instead over the picture so I can't see it. I use the icon to bring forward and back and that is not working. what am I doing wrong. Thanks
Not a help site, and I’m not sure what you mean. But, note that when you press T, the title gets inserted on the track ABOVE the track you are currently in, at the cursor, so that the title is superimposed on the video. If you want the title by itself, without video behind it, you have to move the video out of the way, or have an empty track at your cursor spot. If you have no video at that spot, then the title gets inserted IN the track you are currently in, instead of ABOVE that track. Hope this helps. Good luck.
WASTE OF MONEY! This has got to be one of the worst experiences of my life ,tech are people that don't speak English and just send emails over and over asking the same questions . They just want me to buy another version
Man, there is a huge amount of truth to what you say! So frustrating. I gave up trying to get phone help years ago. I absolutely hate the way the whole computer world is constantly trying to add bells and whistles to their products, to sell newer versions, instead of concentrating to making the product USER-FRIENDLY and less buggy. It’s so short-sighted. However, here’s the thing: Even though it is a buggy program, it is quite a capable one. Once you learn the key stuff, it gets easier. You make less and less of the disastrous mistakes, and learn more and more how to execute work-arounds (like making a complex, problematic segment separately and then importing it as a SET CHUNK to your long movie line). I would never recommend Studio for someone who only makes videos occasionally but to people who make videos frequently. It IS a difficult learning curve. I cover some the key problems at the top of the comments section, in text. You might also try PinnacleStudioPro (Maliek Whitaker) on TH-cam. He’s pretty good on the how-to, and even though I think he has some connection to the company, his main focus is helping people, not selling new versions. Good luck.
Thank you so much. I love your teaching style and your goofy sense of humour. You took away all of my fears so I could dive in and use this program effectively. Bless you!
Does Pinnacle Studio 22 Ultimate support 3rd party video effect plugins? Does it support videos with alpha channels, for example if I have a title designed in After Effects that I want to put over a video track? And can you apply an "easy ease" (like in After Effects for gradual transitions) to effects? 47:42 I don't get what you did differently. Whenever you render video there is going to be quality degradation unless you render it uncompressed. How is rendering chunks in a different folder going to change anything?
I have just bought the 25th version,will you be covering the basics in that as this is where I shall be learning my video skills. I love your teaching style,well done!
Hi Bernard. Thanks. I just bought version 25 myself a little while ago. Nothing for sure, but maybe by the end of the summer I’ll post the top ten differences or key things about version 25 compared to earlier versions. So far I see a few nice improvements, though I still find how to set up which windows show up on screen to be confusing. I just fiddle around till I get what I like, or Save and then reboot the program to get the basic setup.
I made a music slideshow and when I was finished I made a CD and closed it out. However, I didn't keep an original file and now I find I need to get several photos in a memorial section. Can I Copy my CD to Pinnicale studio program to re-open the recorded slideshow to add two more photos?
Sorry, I can’t afford the time to be an ongoing help site. But, I think it’s doable. If you have a CD/DVD player/burner, import the slideshow to your computer. Then import that file to Pinnacle, and add your new photos. You might lose a bit of video quality, but I think not, since still photos and audio tend to maintain quality pretty well. Good luck.
Thanks Frank. I should be posting a tutorial on the Kindle in a couple weeks. You’d think the physical act of reading a book wouldn’t be so complex. Geez.
For text to show over the video, it needs to be in a track OVER the video. Click on the desired track for the title text (usually the very top track you’re using) at the very far left of the movie line, on an empty spot just to the left of the lock icon, to highlight in orange the track the title will land on. Click the “T” icon, enter text, click OK, to get your title to land in that track at the spot of the cursor. That should put the title/text over your video.
Hey could use some help with my PS21. Any suggestions for why it renders soooo slowly?? Or how can I speed it up? It use to render fast but now it’s a snail. Help help help
Only thing I suggest is save what you have, close the program, and open it up again. For a while, that worked to get slow rendering back to normal for me. But then 20 minutes later I'd have to do it again. And then, for whatever reason, rendering suddenly went back to working fine..[???] I find the more complex and big your movie is, the more often things suddenly go wrong without explanation, like slow rendering. I always make long movies in 10 minute chunks, save each chunk, and then put them together at the end. Good luck.
Hi Rocky. Thanks. I’m a fan of Dan’s also, even though I lean towards a general theism. I use an Olympus DS-50 for audio recording. It’s almost 10 years old, but still works fine.
Yes. From your movie line you can export just the audio [Export, and at left under "Format" scroll down to "Audio only"]. Or just the video, by putting the audio volume down to zero and exporting just the video.
Hmmm, not sure what you mean, but I’m guessing this might be the problem: The sound effect operation I showed was for making an audio segment sound different (like making it have an echo sound), whereas what you are trying to do is ADD a sound effect to existing video. In that case, you go to the Sound Effects (the musical note icon at left on Studio 25), click on that and it will put your selections into your work station at upper left, and then you drag the effect, like a drum sound, down to your movie line, on a track below the video segment you want to add the drum sound to. Note I normally can’t afford the time to be a help site, but occasionally I see a question like yours and can’t resist answering. Good luck.
I bought a MINI-DV cam back in the 90's. I bought Studio 4 for use on my Pentium 3! PC. It barely worked. Later (2 years?) got Studio 7 which was a huge improvement. Now have bought a drone and am looking at video editing software again. Had forgotten about Pinnacle. Had to laugh to see that they are up to version 22 While there are enhancements to most everything, the work space and editing workflow from 7 is not that different from 22. I may have to get a version. Question: Why is Cyberlink PowerDirector 16 so widely acclaimed?
Miklos, have you tried Studio 21? I recently purchased it and found unable to create a DVD menu and submenus for chapter/scene selection. But the product spec say it includes this feature. Previous Studio versions I've had all were possible too. Corel customer service said I need to get the pricier Plus for DVD authoring. Just wondering if you had any insights.
Hi question for you Miklos... in PS is there a "blend mode" setting for video tracks? For example in some apps like PowerDirector you can select "normal, darker, multiply, overlay, difference, hue" or use a mask channel in VideoStudio but other than applying a NBFX filter in PS it seems there is no way to do this, I cannot find anything showing this. Thanks for your help. I have PS 22 Ultimate
Your video is excellent!!! Thank you! Having trouble adding a new text window after the first window. I hope it's something simple. Thanks again, you are a great teacher!
I just upgraded from Pinnacle 14. I was trying to put 4 separate musical instruments and vocals onto a video. When I did 'Make Movie' (Export), it kept jumping backwards!! I wonder if you could kindly tell me how to do this on Pinnacle 24. Each instrument and the vocals are all done by myself - no other players (Lockdown)
Hi John. I’m not a help site, or an expert, but I am curious. I’m not sure what you mean by “jumping backwards.” Do you mean the audio segments changed their positions when you exported and no longer synced? In theory, if you insert 4 audio segments onto your movie line, onto 4 tracks, positioned visually right on top of each other, they should export and play all at the same time, just as when you listened to it playing in the movie line. In general, I find if you do the operation over from the start, step by step, you can figure out what went wrong. Maybe try two audio tracks, export it, and listen. Then three, then four. Maybe one of the tracks had a silent portion at the beginning you didn’t notice and that threw its timing off?? Whatever was done to record the audio clip in the first place shouldn’t make any difference once you have a set audio clip and have stacked it right over or under the other audio clips on your movie line.
@@2994485 Many thanks Miklos for your time and trouble. The audio jumps back to a previous position. I think you are right, there's a glitch somewhere that is hard to find.
I've been trying to figure this program out using the Corel tutorials. Left me reeling in frustration. They should buy this guys vid and package it with their stuff.
Pinnacle Studio 23 I got this 2 weeks ago....I have ONE 15 minutes video track with videos...how do I Separate the 5 videos (3 minutes each) into 5 independent files? Do I have to 5 different times or ?
Import the 15-minute video. Drag it to your movie line. Delete 12 minutes of it. Export the first 3-minute video to your desktop. Go back to your movie and do a control-Z to get the full 15 minutes back. Delete the next 12 minutes you don't want, and export your second 3-minute video. Proceed like that until you get all five of your 3-minute videos exported.
Excellent tutorial - very well done.
Thoroughly endorse the last comment. Just moved up to 26 and for me, the cherry on the cake would be a transcript (which I would be delighted to purchase). Miklos explains everything so well and at a good speed for understanding. He takes time to show and tell you where to find things rather than giving vague instructions such as "Click here" when before you know it, the cursor has been moved on to the next action and you`ve missed seeing exactly where "here" is - or was. You feel relaxed watching the video, unlike all other "guides" that dash from one thing to the next, thank you Miklos.
Thank you, Lesley. I posted a copy of the transcript on my website, www.confrontingbelievers.com/ , under the Articles tab.
Great video, that’s a lot of information all at one time I will definitely be watching it again . Thanks for the work you put into making this, it will definitely help immensely.
TWELVE MORE TIPS SINCE VIDEO WAS POSTED
INSERTING CLIPS INTO YOUR MOVIE LINE - Very important concept to avoid major screw-ups! - Under “Overwrite Mode” at far right: The “Smart Editing Mode” (the wand icon) will MOVE the material on that track further to the right without changing anything, and leave a gap on other tracks at the insertion spot. Whereas the “OVERwrite Mode” (the down arrow icon) will insert material right OVER what you already have there (normally not what you want!) and NOT move anything. Usually you don't want to use this mode unless it's just TRANSITIONS you are inserting, in which case you do want to use this mode, so that no clips to the right move.
KEEPING TRACK OF CLIP LOCATIONS - I had been used to putting my clips on the desktop and then importing them from there with the Import function. But lately I’ve found it less confusing to gather all my material into one folder, then to import my clips from that folder USING THE DRAG AND DROP method. I drag the Studio window to the left, and have the folder open on the right and drag the clips over to the Studio work station at upper left. If dragging and dropping doesn't work for you, try cutting and pasting. (Oddly, when I try to drag the Studio window from a spot at the top right of its window, the program closes! But if I pick a spot to drag from the top left, it works fine, though the window does not reduce to half-screen, but only to about three quarters of it, which works OK.)
USING SOUNDSTAGE MUSIC - If you use less than 30 seconds of these 30-second music selections, SoundStage automatically decides WHICH part of the selection is heard. But if you want a different part of it to be heard, you can simply place the whole 30-second selection in a track below and bring the volume down to zero for all but the part you want heard.
REFUSES TO EXPORT - Usually, a window will come up and give you the exact time of the spot where the problem is. Go there, zoom in closely and look for anything odd there, and redo that section. If you zoom in all the way, you will sometimes find a sliver of a segment that has slid under another segment. If you delete that sliver, that often solves the problem. Or, sometimes that sliver keeps you from putting a transition in at the spot. Or, sometimes too many special effects or Slo Mo messes things up. Maybe redo that section separately, at the end of the movie line, and then insert it into the proper spot.
USING THE “MARK IN/MARK OUT” FUNCTION - This is very useful if you want to see how just a particular portion of your movie looks. At the middle of the tool bar over your movie line are three icons - “Mark in,” “Mark Out,” and “Clear mark in/mark out.” Set your marks and click Export. Saves a lot of time instead of exporting your entire movie each time. ALSO, if a movie refuses to export, and you get no window telling you the specific spot for the offending glitch, you might be able to find the glitch by repeatedly using this function (which half, which quarter, which eighth, etc. works or does not work) to locate the glitch and then you redo that small offending portion. Laborious, yes, but better than having to redo your entire movie.
MANUAL FADES PULLING IN ALL YOUR STUFF FROM THE RIGHT - If you use the MANUAL “drag in from the corner” method of adding a fade out, it will pull all your material on that track in from the right, and mess up your syncing with other tracks. (Disaster!) To avoid this, use the “Send to Timeline” method instead (Organize > Transitions > Edit > Fade in or out > Right-click > Send to Timeline). Or, you can drag the edge of the segment away from the next segment, manually drag in a fade, and THEN drag the edge back to where it was. That will keep the material on the right from being pulled in. Or, better yet, temporarily switch on "Overwrite Mode" -- See first tip at top "INSERTING CLIPS INTO YOUR MOVIE LINE."
Note that if you use the “Send to Timeline” method and have your pointer AT A SPLIT, it puts the fade in at the start of the next segment; if you have your pointer IN THE MIDDLE OF A SEGMENT, it puts the fade in at the END of that segment. Also note that you must select your target track first to land the fade into the right track (click at the extreme left of the track to get the orange line up). I usually prefer the “Send to Timeline” method, because it keeps the duration of the transitions the same, as set up under Setup (at upper left) > Control Panel > Project Settings > Default Durations.
KEEPING A GAP OPEN - Go under the tiny orange dropdown arrow at the very far right of your toolbar. If you select the bottom option - “Overwrite Mode” - a gap will remain open after you delete that segment. In the normal “Smart Editing Mode,” if you delete a segment on one track, the line will not close up if there is material on an adjacent track, but it WILL close up automatically if there is no material on an adjacent track. Remember that if 20 segments on one of your tracks suddenly gets moved to a wrong spot, you can highlight all 20 and drag them back to the proper spot AS A GROUP. But, usually you can use Ctrl+Z to get back to what you had.
SMART EDITING MODE or OVERWRITE MODE? - What I do is normally keep the “Smart Editing Mode” on (the top option). The Smart Editing Mode sometimes SPLITS UP or moves other segments, so if you’re worried, zoom out to see what happened, if anything moved. I select the Overwrite Mode (the bottom option) for times I want to keep a gap open.
Also, the Overwrite Mode is a way to keep the next segment from being dragged in from the right if you manually drag a transition to the left from the corner. This is important because you don’t want to drag in all the segments from the right, messing up your track syncing!
INSERTING SEGMENT FROM ANOTHER TRACK - You can manually drag it there, but sometimes the segment will slide underneath another segment and royally screw up your movie line. One way to work around this, is to cut the segment, move it to the end of its own track, THEN drag it up or down to the target track, at the end there, THEN cut and paste it at the desired spot in the target track. That way the segment will insert and move all the stuff to the right properly. If you simply cut from one track and try to paste onto another, it does not work. Segments get pasted onto the SAME track they came from, even if you have another target track highlighted with the orange line at far left.
MAKING A COLOR SEGMENT BLACK AND WHITE - Right Click > Open Effects Editor > Effects > Color > Studio B&W > Settings > move slider all the way to the right > OK. (If you want to adjust it further, start over from scratch, inserting the segment again into your track, because the slider seems to get disabled after you make that first change.)
BLACK SEGMENTS - NOW MORE IMPORTANT - Black segments are actually important. You want that extra black segment at the end of your movie because TH-cam now allows messages and links only at the END of your video, and you don’t want those to intrude ON TOP of your movie ending. To get a black segment, right-click the segment with any random video in it > Open Effects Editor > Effects > Color > Black Background. That makes that segment, on that track, black. Or, what I do, is just stick random music into the spot and lower the volume to zero. That will hold a black segment for you as long as there is no material on another track at that position.
POP-UP WINDOW GETS IN THE WAY - Often, when you want to drag a volume up or down in the timeline, the white pop-up window for that segment, annoyingly gets right in the way. Solution - approach the spot with your pointer FROM BELOW, rather than above. Then the window pops up below the spot instead of right on the spot.
Again, I am not an expert; anything I’ve said could be wrong. But this has been my experience with Studio 19. Good luck. It ain’t easy. Things are always going wrong, but as you get more experienced, things go wrong less often. 11/18/18
Excelente instrução sobre o pinnacle studio. Obrigado.
What a great video! Everything was explained beautifully. I first bought this when it first came out and am thinking of buying 26. Most things seem to be the same, just enhanced, but I still love this program over others and am glad most things are the same from one version to the next.
Very Helpful Tutorial! Thank you for making this!
The best tutorial I've seen on Pinnacle software. This really served to get me started and doing everything I need to do at this point. Thank you, and well done!
Greetings from South Africa. Thank you very much for the great tutorial. I'm going to try it now.
Greeting from California. I found your tutorial extremely helpful. It's my first attempt at video. I haven't even open the package until I saw your tutorial. Pinnacle Studio seems like a very powerful program. I'm glad you broke it down so it won't be so overwhelming. Pinnacle should pay you for this lesson. Thanks again.
Thank you for this video. You did a great job and it was very helpful.
New Subscriber. 👍
My regards from New York.
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Very nice tutorial, easy to understand step by step, thank you!
Thank you you make me easy to learn this program,thank youvery much
Awesome video. Thanks for posting.
Well done...This is back to basics. Thank you. Appreciated.
This Is A Good Video Teaching On Pinnacles. Thank You
The best Pinnacle video tutorial that I have seen!
Great tutorial, tt was a good summarized description. Exactly what I needed after not using Studio for some time. Thank you!
Best tutorial available - thanks..................John UK
Thank you for a clear easy teaching message
Thank you for an excellent presentation, a real eye opener.
Very helpful, thank you.
thank you very much for the tutorial. Very handy summary of all the tricks and tips. I used to work on pinnacle 19 for many years, now upgraded to 25 and must say that it takes time to get used to the different look of the timeline etc.. Anyways, your tutorial here is apreciated.. greetings from Amsterdam
You, my friend, are one of the few videographers that speak clearly and concisely. Thanks, Miklos, look forward to more of your tutorials on Pinnacle Studio.
Thanks, Juan. It’s possible I might do another sometime in the future, but basically, I focus on my interest in debating religion. I found PinnacleStudioPro (Maliek Whitaker) a good source for tutorials on particular operations.
Nice one
Excellent illustration
Thankyou so much 👍👍
Good teaching
I was also wondering if you could put an arrow (to point out or at something specific) along with the text to show something that you may not catch unless it was in fact pointed out?
See "Pinnacle Studio - Solutions to 44 Aggravating Problems" th-cam.com/video/Pbd0eQ15pR4/w-d-xo.html at 29:52.
That is perfect!! thank you so much for the quick response.
Thank you. I’ve been watching Pinnicle instructional videos for years, made by fast talking rockers
complete with annoying rap-crap noise. Your clearly spoken and understandable instruction has convinced me to upgrade to a new edition.
Thank you, thank you. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, Geoff.
Greetings from Australia. This is one of the best teaching videos on any topic, I have ever viewed. The content is superb, as is the choice of words, the pacing and the pause after each sentence. You are a gifted teacher. Pinnacle should be very indebted to you! You, Sir, have no competition!! Best wishes.
Thank you, Ranjit.
This video was very helpful for a first timer - My plan is to use this for my future hunting and fishing videos. I will be referencing this tutorial frequently. Thank you!!!
Thank You !!!
Excellent.
Hi.
I received an email from someone who was claiming to be from Pinnacle Studio, with a job offer. The Job was for me to advertise the new app. I need to first figure out whether it is legit or a scum. So is Pinnacle studio involved in search activities currently? If yes then how can I tell whether the email is from Pinnacle studio or someone just claiming?
Miklos, your tutorial is one of the best I've seen for Studio. I was very interested in the part where you show how to avoid multiple rendering by making short movies and eventually put them together. So, I used your method and got a surprised, I was able to combine a few movies but then, for the following ones, PS24 crashed without any message. I can't figure why and I'm wondering if you experienced anything like that. Thanks, Claude
DISABLING UNUSED PANELS.
Thank you for your sharing your knowledge. I have a question on how to disable Panels. I am using version 25. I have a project in which I use the Pan and Zoom Source Window constantly. I have the Timeline Panel on the up-right corner of the screen and to its left a panel that is a combination of the Source/360/Pan and Zoom Source Panels. The problem is that by clicking elsewhere or grabbing the playhead in the timeline, the software automatically jumps back to the Source panel. This is very annoying because I need to see what is happening in the Pan and Zoom Panel. I do not use the 360 function and really don't need to see the Source image. Is there a way to disable the other two Panels or have the Pan and Zoom Panel be the one that keeps showing when I click on the timeline or grab the playhead? Thank you.
The clearest tutorial on the subject I have found, thanks.
BYERS BE WARNED: Even if you pay for and think you are getting the Ultimate, you will receive the MultiCam lite (2 cameras). To have the full 6 cam version you will need to pay US$50 to "upgrade". I am not sure about the other things like 100 templates and unlimited tracks because I have not checked those features. The are falsely advertising this product. I will never us any Corel product because they are untrustworthy.
The tutorial video is good but I just came here to see what type of Video editor it was I usually work with Premiere and After Effect and I heard about this particular editor a lot
Ngl as soon as I saw the Software's layout I knew the editor was trash
Greetings from Hungary, thanks Miklós, you helped me a lot, entire video is just simple excellent...
Szia László. pinnacle 21 et használok.Hogy tudok a time line-on csak jobbra, vagy ballra kijelölni? Ctrl A a select all, de csak jobbra vagy ballra .. ilyen létezik a billentyűzeten?
Heel goede handleiding. Ook als opfrissing voor mensen die niet ieder jaar Pinnacle Studio gebruiken. Bedankt !
COREL: Pinnacle Studio 24 (2021) Standard WINDOWS DVD EAN 0735163159226
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· Modifica i tuoi video su una timeline o in una visualizzazione storyboard. Diventa creativo con centinaia di effetti, titoli e nuova grafica. Usa una raccolta di modelli di progetto intuitivi. Trasforma le tue registrazioni con strumenti di correzione del colore.
· Vai oltre la modifica di base e accedi a una selezione di potenti funzionalità per aiutarti a creare video straordinari.
Taglia, dividi, ritaglia e ruota i video - Diventa creativo con filtri, titoli, grafica e sovrapposizioni - Ottieni effetti istantanei utilizzando color grading e filtri - Scopri gli strumenti per video a schermo diviso, animazione stop-motion e altro ancora Di Più!
· Crea effetti al rallentatore o al rallentatore utilizzando la modifica del tempo - Panoramica, zoom e sfocatura del movimento per creare interessanti effetti visivi e di movimento - Metti in risalto il movimento sullo schermo con effetti di sfocatura del movimento
Innovazioni in Pinnacle Studio 24: è solo migliorato!
- NUOVE possibilità con le maschere video
- NUOVI modi per utilizzare l'Editor dei titoli riprogettato per creare grafici di titoli animati personalizzati
- NUOVE sovrapposizioni e grafica
- I controlli dei fotogrammi chiave OTTIMIZZATI semplifi
Enjoyed this. Have been working with Pinnacle for 6 years, started with 12, but have never been adventurous. Always like to get tips. Do you answer questions?
Naw, sorry. Just don’t have the time. Glad you liked the video.
This was just what I needed to get started learning the basics. Very thorough. Well Done. Thanks.
I'm a beginner to the video editing world. Thanks so much for your video, it was extremely helpful and clear to understand.
Thanks, Chris.
anyone have pinnacle studio where it wont open it shows icon on taskbar but its stuck?
Cuidado a los que tenéis canales en TH-cam th-cam.com/video/OWn-tVG6dX8/w-d-xo.html
I took your advice to delete render files but I've been clicking 'apply' first then 'okay'. Am I doing it right?
I don’t know. On my Pinnacle Studio 26 I don’t have any “Apply.” I delete a file from my movie line by clicking on it to highlight it and then pressing the computer “Delete” key. (Or, you can right-click a file and click “Delete.”) To delete a file from my work station at upper left (under Library, Latest Collection), I right-click it, Delete Selected, Remove from Library Only, OK. Just make sure you do NOT click on the second choice there (“Remove from library and delete media and/or projects and auxiliary files from my hard drive”) because it will do just that and you will have sent your clips and files into your computer Recycle Bin.
If what you are doing works for you and files do get deleted from your Library, then I guess you are doing it right. The thing to be careful of, when deleting a clip from just your movie line, is to make sure you have ONLY that clip highlighted and not accidentally a whole bunch of them highlighted, or you’ll end up having to do that whole bunch all over, unless you catch your mistake right away and do an immediate Ctrl+Z.
Also, once I am fully done with a project, I try to clear out all the files in my Library, so I don’t get so many unneeded files clogging up my Library.
Hope that helps. I keep telling myself I cannot afford the time to be an ongoing help site, which is true, but once in a while, like here, I’ll respond. Good luck.
he is best spoken on this new program and understood with explanations as he goes
Thank you i beginner in video montage this will help me super
Thanks Mr. jako for the nice tutorial.
I agree with many. You have a talent for explaining. An Hungarian background is possibly a plus for such a talent. Mes félicitations!
Thanks, Italo.
Very very good class. Thank you so much.
hello, I have studio 23, I cannot import videos from my mini dv camcorder; I can't find the "capture video" button. Do you have an idea ? Thank you Best regards
Don’t know, but I think it probably has to do with your camcorder, not your Studio app. For me, I attach camcorder to computer USB port, then press a “USB Connect” button on my CAMCORDER. I go to “This PC” on my computer and it shows my camcorder there. I open it up, click on “AVCHD”, then “BDMV”, then “Stream”, which shows the files. Then I drag the files over to my desktop. My ultimate recourse for stuff I can’t figure out, is to go to a Best Buy store and ask the Geek Squad people how to do it. Good luck.
Hey guy, I just watched you video and I really like the program. One of the TH-cam programs I listen to a LOT is done by Dan Casey th-cam.com/video/RXOQ_VY12b8/w-d-xo.html and he uses the pinnacle program like you do and one of the features I REALLY like is the highlighting of titles like in the address I just gave you. Double color in depth. I think this would work great for a TH-cam video I am going to be putting up. This is NOT explained in this setup tutorial. If you could send me to a tutorial that deals with this issue, I would be most welcome. Thank you sir...
I haven't myself done anything with the fancier title options. But now I think I will for my next video. Studio has an excellent tutorial on how to do so. In the “Welcome” page as you open Studio, the second option on the upper left list, is Tutorials. Under there you can scroll down to “How To Add Titles,” and it shows you how to use the fancier options.
My studio 21 I can not copy and paste effects to other framed
Excellent job with the tutorial - well done!!
Thank you Miklos! Nice...
Maybe you can help. The title is not working for me. When I press T the title screen opens but the text form is behind the picture instead over the picture so I can't see it. I use the icon to bring forward and back and that is not working. what am I doing wrong. Thanks
Not a help site, and I’m not sure what you mean. But, note that when you press T, the title gets inserted on the track ABOVE the track you are currently in, at the cursor, so that the title is superimposed on the video. If you want the title by itself, without video behind it, you have to move the video out of the way, or have an empty track at your cursor spot. If you have no video at that spot, then the title gets inserted IN the track you are currently in, instead of ABOVE that track. Hope this helps. Good luck.
WASTE OF MONEY! This has got to be one of the worst experiences of my life ,tech are people that don't speak English and just send emails over and over asking the same questions . They just want me to buy another version
Man, there is a huge amount of truth to what you say! So frustrating. I gave up trying to get phone help years ago. I absolutely hate the way the whole computer world is constantly trying to add bells and whistles to their products, to sell newer versions, instead of concentrating to making the product USER-FRIENDLY and less buggy. It’s so short-sighted.
However, here’s the thing: Even though it is a buggy program, it is quite a capable one. Once you learn the key stuff, it gets easier. You make less and less of the disastrous mistakes, and learn more and more how to execute work-arounds (like making a complex, problematic segment separately and then importing it as a SET CHUNK to your long movie line).
I would never recommend Studio for someone who only makes videos occasionally but to people who make videos frequently. It IS a difficult learning curve. I cover some the key problems at the top of the comments section, in text. You might also try PinnacleStudioPro (Maliek Whitaker) on TH-cam. He’s pretty good on the how-to, and even though I think he has some connection to the company, his main focus is helping people, not selling new versions. Good luck.
Thank you so much. I love your teaching style and your goofy sense of humour. You took away all of my fears so I could dive in and use this program effectively. Bless you!
sorry I have learning p s b but I dont know it
Great video - I have also used Pinnacle Studio for years (since v7), but still learned one or two cracking tips!
Thanks niallfairbairn. I plan to post a panning and zooming tutorial for Studio 25, in a week or so.
Does Pinnacle Studio 22 Ultimate support 3rd party video effect plugins? Does it support videos with alpha channels, for example if I have a title designed in After Effects that I want to put over a video track? And can you apply an "easy ease" (like in After Effects for gradual transitions) to effects? 47:42 I don't get what you did differently. Whenever you render video there is going to be quality degradation unless you render it uncompressed. How is rendering chunks in a different folder going to change anything?
I have just bought the 25th version,will you be covering the basics in that as this is where I shall be learning my video skills. I love your teaching style,well done!
Hi Bernard. Thanks. I just bought version 25 myself a little while ago. Nothing for sure, but maybe by the end of the summer I’ll post the top ten differences or key things about version 25 compared to earlier versions. So far I see a few nice improvements, though I still find how to set up which windows show up on screen to be confusing. I just fiddle around till I get what I like, or Save and then reboot the program to get the basic setup.
Thank u very precise,greeting from california
I made a music slideshow and when I was finished I made a CD and closed it out. However, I didn't keep an original file and now I find I need to get several photos in a memorial section. Can I Copy my CD to Pinnicale studio program to re-open the recorded slideshow to add two more photos?
Sorry, I can’t afford the time to be an ongoing help site. But, I think it’s doable. If you have a CD/DVD player/burner, import the slideshow to your computer. Then import that file to Pinnacle, and add your new photos. You might lose a bit of video quality, but I think not, since still photos and audio tend to maintain quality pretty well. Good luck.
Great tutorial enjoyed every edited second of it. Thank you so much. 😊
Thanks Frank. I should be posting a tutorial on the Kindle in a couple weeks. You’d think the physical act of reading a book wouldn’t be so complex. Geez.
Wonderful! You have narrated Pinnacle Studio in details and for persons who are eager to learn Pinnacle Studio.
Thanks, Mustafa.
Hello while adding my text to titles my text is going back of video
Please help
For text to show over the video, it needs to be in a track OVER the video. Click on the desired track for the title text (usually the very top track you’re using) at the very far left of the movie line, on an empty spot just to the left of the lock icon, to highlight in orange the track the title will land on. Click the “T” icon, enter text, click OK, to get your title to land in that track at the spot of the cursor. That should put the title/text over your video.
Hey could use some help with my PS21. Any suggestions for why it renders soooo slowly?? Or how can I speed it up? It use to render fast but now it’s a snail. Help help help
Only thing I suggest is save what you have, close the program, and open it up again. For a while, that worked to get slow rendering back to normal for me. But then 20 minutes later I'd have to do it again. And then, for whatever reason, rendering suddenly went back to working fine..[???] I find the more complex and big your movie is, the more often things suddenly go wrong without explanation, like slow rendering. I always make long movies in 10 minute chunks, save each chunk, and then put them together at the end.
Good luck.
Miklos Jako that sucks and seems to be a pain to do all the time but it’s worth a shot though
Best intro I have watched. Learnt so much more
Excellent, very concise, strait to the point and simple explanation with demonstration
Thanks, Jose.
But i want to get a Pineapple Studio A to Z
...& there you are featured in a FFRF article! What a delightful coincidence?!
Hi Rocky. Thanks. I’m a fan of Dan’s also, even though I lean towards a general theism. I use an Olympus DS-50 for audio recording. It’s almost 10 years old, but still works fine.
Hey does this software have ability to separate the audio and the visuals of footage?
Yes. From your movie line you can export just the audio [Export, and at left under "Format" scroll down to "Audio only"]. Or just the video, by putting the audio volume down to zero and exporting just the video.
I want to put a drum in a certain ti but it automatically goes to the grid. in your video does not happen
Hmmm, not sure what you mean, but I’m guessing this might be the problem: The sound effect operation I showed was for making an audio segment sound different (like making it have an echo sound), whereas what you are trying to do is ADD a sound effect to existing video. In that case, you go to the Sound Effects (the musical note icon at left on Studio 25), click on that and it will put your selections into your work station at upper left, and then you drag the effect, like a drum sound, down to your movie line, on a track below the video segment you want to add the drum sound to.
Note I normally can’t afford the time to be a help site, but occasionally I see a question like yours and can’t resist answering. Good luck.
i uploaded a video and it was mute. can you explain this that why this has happend and how i can eliminate this error.
Thanks for the tips 👍👍👍
Really useful for the beginners
thank you...
i understood it
I bought a MINI-DV cam back in the 90's. I bought Studio 4 for use on my Pentium 3! PC. It barely worked. Later (2 years?) got Studio 7 which was a huge improvement. Now have bought a drone and am looking at video editing software again. Had forgotten about Pinnacle. Had to laugh to see that they are up to version 22 While there are enhancements to most everything, the work space and editing workflow from 7 is not that different from 22. I may have to get a version. Question: Why is Cyberlink PowerDirector 16 so widely acclaimed?
Great tutorial. Please show me to write words on a clip. Thanks
At 20:11 "Adding Titles or Text"
Very nice this one - thanks!
Miklos, have you tried Studio 21? I recently purchased it and found unable to create a DVD menu and submenus for chapter/scene selection. But the product spec say it includes this feature. Previous Studio versions I've had all were possible too. Corel customer service said I need to get the pricier Plus for DVD authoring. Just wondering if you had any insights.
Hi question for you Miklos... in PS is there a "blend mode" setting for video tracks? For example in some apps like PowerDirector you can select "normal, darker, multiply, overlay, difference, hue" or use a mask channel in VideoStudio but other than applying a NBFX filter in PS it seems there is no way to do this, I cannot find anything showing this. Thanks for your help. I have PS 22 Ultimate
Thanks for this video Miklos. I keep it in my watchlist and have referred back to it a few times now.
Why does it took me forever to export the video after I finish editing ??
I don't know. For me, it usually takes very roughly REAL TIME to export to my desktop. I think that's normal, an hour to export an hour video.
great job and a good teacher
Great Video Helped Me A lot
Your video is excellent!!! Thank you! Having trouble adding a new text window after the first window. I hope it's something simple. Thanks again, you are a great teacher!
Thanks Ezra. I usually add another track above if I want to add more text to a segment with text already on it.
Found this very helpful, Thank You. Have you a Picture in Picture tutorial?
Thanks so much 🙏
I just upgraded from Pinnacle 14. I was trying to put 4 separate musical instruments and vocals onto a video. When I did 'Make Movie' (Export), it kept jumping backwards!! I wonder if you could kindly tell me how to do this on Pinnacle 24. Each instrument and the vocals are all done by myself - no other players (Lockdown)
Hi John. I’m not a help site, or an expert, but I am curious. I’m not sure what you mean by “jumping backwards.” Do you mean the audio segments changed their positions when you exported and no longer synced? In theory, if you insert 4 audio segments onto your movie line, onto 4 tracks, positioned visually right on top of each other, they should export and play all at the same time, just as when you listened to it playing in the movie line. In general, I find if you do the operation over from the start, step by step, you can figure out what went wrong. Maybe try two audio tracks, export it, and listen. Then three, then four. Maybe one of the tracks had a silent portion at the beginning you didn’t notice and that threw its timing off?? Whatever was done to record the audio clip in the first place shouldn’t make any difference once you have a set audio clip and have stacked it right over or under the other audio clips on your movie line.
@@2994485 Many thanks Miklos for your time and trouble. The audio jumps back to a previous position. I think you are right, there's a glitch somewhere that is hard to find.
I've been trying to figure this program out using the Corel
tutorials. Left me reeling in frustration. They should buy this guys vid and package it with their stuff.
Pinnacle Studio 23
I got this 2 weeks ago....I have ONE 15 minutes video track with videos...how do I Separate the 5 videos (3 minutes each) into 5 independent files? Do I have to 5 different times or ?
Import the 15-minute video. Drag it to your movie line. Delete 12 minutes of it. Export the first 3-minute video to your desktop. Go back to your movie and do a control-Z to get the full 15 minutes back. Delete the next 12 minutes you don't want, and export your second 3-minute video. Proceed like that until you get all five of your 3-minute videos exported.
@@2994485 Excellent...will try... Cheers...
Excellent tutorial, exactly what I was looking for. I especially love the helpful hints at the end. Thank you!
Very informative and helpful. A must see if you are just getting started.