Video Need Help with Ulead VideoStudio?

This thread is for anyone who uses Ulead VideoStudio to make their Kingdom Hearts or Final Fantasy Vid. I just got Ulead VideoStudio 11 Plus and I registered to get the free upgrade to 11.5. I'll do my best to help anyone with questions they have.

Some Tips:

To use the "Split by Scene" feature in Ulead VideoStudio 11 Plus, the files must be in . AVI format, WMV files Won't split.

After you scan a clip in "Split by Scene" if your clips is over two hours long, hitting okay with all the clips makes your computer freeze (I've learned this the hard way) but you don't have to worry about it freezing if your clip is a short one, longest clip I've spit is Final Fantasy: Advent Children. You can choose to uncheck all the clips and then hit okay. You're computer won't freeze but it will take longer to get all the clips split. Most Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy clips are short enough that this shouldn't be a problem.

Converting movie files to full screen makes it easer to do picture in picture scenes and multiple scenes. It's really annoying to try to line up widescreen clips.

I DO NOT ADVOCATE STEALING VIDEO EDITING SOFTWARE OFF THE INTERNET AND INSTALLING IT ON YOUR COMPUTER. I saw a user post on how to get the serial crack for Sony Vegas. That's not really fair because they worked hard to create the program and they need to eat and pay bills too. That being said, people who paid for their copy should register with Ulead to get the free upgrade to VideoStudio 11.5. it has the option to upload your vids straight to YouTube.

 

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Hi there! ^_^ Can anyone tell me how to flip video footage on Ulead VideoStudio11? I mean instead of, say, Sora walking onscreen from the left, how to flip the footage so he walks onscreen from the right? Can anyone help me?

 

I've tried that, but there's no way to do that in Ulead Video Studio, but if you save the segment of the clip you want to mirror and import it to Windows Movie Maker, you can mirror it in there and resave it, then import the clip back into Ulead Video Studio and put it where you want it in the timeline. That's the only way to do it, I've had to do it for one of my videos. Which I still haven't finished yet. I hope that helps you.

 

I've only just got Ulead Video Studio last week, and am really confused into how to place title for the beginning (I suck xD)​

 

Really? Aw, fudge... :nerve: So much hassle... Thanks anyway.

 

You can do this one of two ways, you can just click the "title" tab and type in a blank title by clicking on the preview screen where it says "Double-click here to add a title" or you can click on one of the many title thumbnails and erase the original title text. If you want to use one of the thumbails after you change the title text simply drag and drop it into the timeline after you put the text you want in the text boxes. I hope this will help you.