- Add an alpha channel to a jpeg in xara designer pro x movie#
- Add an alpha channel to a jpeg in xara designer pro x software#
VEGAS movie Studio Platinum is $80, and a $50 upgrade **I'm considering VMS16 and things there dosent make sense to me. Just render a lower third with an alpha channel in digital juice and put it on top. I cut and put up a lot of lowerthirds and text on top and it's a piece of cake in vegas. I was hoping this would of been as good for editing.
I've been using this to just make titles and other small video to then output in uncompressed format and then load it in vegas.
Add an alpha channel to a jpeg in xara designer pro x software#
I was looking at different software and got this for all the bonus stuff as well. I've been using vegas since it first came out back in 1999. Scottvf wrote:I too find this software very hard to edit. It walls off things that are blatantly obvious (and thus, trivial) in other consumer NLEs. It's torture to actually edit in, though, and it seems Corel is convinced these handicaps make the software easier to use, when it actually does the opposite. This NLE is worth buying for some of the bonus content, which can be run completely outside of the NLE. I only had VideoStudio installed to access NewBlue Titler Pro. … the tracks are so thick that you have to scroll constantly to keep track of timing on the lower tracks, wasting a LOT of time and making it very slow to edit in this application. … the Audio Tracks (which should have been doubled in number, IMO) to be pushed down when using more than a couple/few of overlay tracks (unless you're on a 1440p/UHD display, of course), and.ģ. The video tracks and Title Tracks "overlay" backwards, causing.Ģ. The big issue is the track configuration:ġ. Increasing the overlay tracks to 50 is literally of no worth, IMO. It depends on how the tracks are laid out, and how the timeline editing is configured.
Putting the Audio in a separate "mode" actually makes the software less intuitive, and less user-friendly, IMHO. If they want to keep them that thick, then they should make them Video+Audio Tracks, like in PowerDirector (Or Pinnacle Studio). The minimum track width is too wide, but they seem completely content with keeping it that way.
No one who uses that many is likely to be able to work with any efficiency in this software, due to the amount of scrolling you'd have to do to jump around the timeline especially given the inability to pancake them like in other NLEs - something I've been asking for, for a while. I don't know why they increased the limit to 50 overlay tracks. Move NLEs split the timeline view in two, with video under autio, and then the video tracks OVER the main video track OVERlays the main video. I'm not sure why they do this, as it's illogical. Video UNDER the Video Track OVERlays the main track's video. The timeline in most consumer editors is backwards. The issue is that it becomes unworkable once you start using overlays, and need to place audio, sound effects, etc. This actually is really nice for some video types, like VLOGs. In vegas pro I can add unlimited amount of video tracks.īecause, in theory, they want it to work similar to the Story Track in iMovie and Final Cut Pro X. Scottvf wrote:I want to add another video track and when I try the 1 is greyed out, I can only add overlay, title and music tracks.
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