Frage von DgptI4:
If I see a movie in Magix in the old computer and I want to have it in Magix in a new computer editing. How do I have the movie then burn to a CD to him s.neuen computer wieterbearbeiten them?
Antwort von jazzy_d:
Simply burn. What else? Maybe yes synonymous a USB stick or something.
Or is it around the whole Project Magix?
Antwort von Markus73:
If I see a movie in Magix in the old computer and I want to have it in Magix in a new computer editing. How do I have the movie then burn to a CD to him s.neuen computer wieterbearbeiten them? There are in the menu "File" -> "backup" the "Media Project and burn", which would be the right one. Manually, you can obviously synonymous, so the project file ( "MVD" referred to VdL 2008) and all video files, eg AVI, photos, music ....
Regards,
Markus
Antwort von DgptI4:
It's about the whole Magix Project. I want to burn it so that I put on the new computer back in Magix can edit or further edit it.
Antwort von DgptI4:
Good, I'm just s.Brennen. If I get the DVD in the new computer, where do I then copied the files in the folder-Magix?
Antwort von DgptI4:
With me on the complications encountered, I have just the movie to a DVD 4.7 GB consequently burned so: File, backup, burn and Media Project, I've finally finished. Then wanted the movie to the other computer in the Magix open, but the film was only available up to half and half has been synonymous not quite correct.
Antwort von gunman:
Hello,
Could it be that your movie is too big? When burning the DVD comes Sicherheiskopie so much together, even if you've Phot etc. involved. Only the AVI file is usually at slightly longer einme film too great.
Gunman
Antwort von gunman:
Hello,
I bins again.
The best solution is the whole thing as a backup to an external hard drive to copy from there and of the project to load.
Since you have enough memory and it should work.
Gunman
Antwort von DgptI4:
What do you mean exactly with harddisk?
It must be practically of one computer to another, the movie. And yes, s Still Image is!
It is not a Short Film. But when movies generally s.der capacity of 4.7 GB DVD gnaw how is it even possible to burn a movie? Or is here a difference between film and movie files of the size?
Antwort von CommiXV:
What do you mean exactly with harddisk?
It must be practically of one computer to another, the movie. And yes, s Still Image is!
It is not a Short Film. But when movies generally s.der capacity of 4.7 GB DVD gnaw how is it even possible to burn a movie? Or is here a difference between film and movie files of the size? Harddisk (dt.: hard drive) = Anglicism ;-)
The size of a film depends on many factors, maybe not countless, but of several :-)
Format: The larger the format, the greater the film
Quality: - "- the quality -" --
Content: Many (and) complex apertures, other effects, etc. => Big Movie
Codec: Depending on the size of different codec
For me this works but really wonderful, but you must be with the whole time deal, especially the codec part is quite interesting :-)
Greeting
Antwort von gunman:
It is not a Short Film. But when movies generally s.der capacity of 4.7 GB DVD gnaw how is it even possible to burn a movie? Or is here a difference between film and movie files of the size ???[/ quote]
Hello,
You may not somewhat confused: If you have a movie on a DVD burning, it is compressed. You simply copy the files on the DVD, these are full size and take a lot more memory to complete.
Gunman
Antwort von CommiXV:
Moreover, most of the DVDs of a television resolution, which is not too ;-)
