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[pind]

i have instaled  EMC  9  today   and i made  video  2min 30 sec  and  when i try   to save  as   i get only  
1  option   and that is   Production 1.dmsm   and the  file type  is  VideoWave Production (*.dmsm)  ...

and now the  question   why  i cant  save  as   like  AVI  or mpeg4  or any other  type  of  video  and  not only  VideoWave Production (*.dmsm) ..that  confuse me  ....

when i  try   to  import  that   file   into  windows  movei  maker  it say   that   this format is unsuported  !!!!!

so am i  stuck  with  only   1  option   to save my  videos   to   VideoWave Production (*.dmsm)?!?!?  

and is there any   option  to  convert that     VideoWave Production (*.dmsm)   file to   avi  ...



i did  try  with  EMC 9  as  well    and  funny thing  is  that  EMC 9   when i try  convert  my  video VideoWave Production (*.dmsm)   cant  do  this  ...      (


please help  me  asap

ty

[grandpabruce]

i have instaled  EMC  9  today   and i made  video  2min 30 sec  and  when i try   to save  as   i get only  
1  option   and that is   Production 1.dmsm   and the  file type  is  VideoWave Production (*.dmsm)  ...

and now the  question   why  i cant  save  as   like  AVI  or mpeg4  or any other  type  of  video  and  not only  VideoWave Production (*.dmsm) ..that  confuse me  ....

when i  try   to  import  that   file   into  windows  movei  maker  it say   that   this format is unsuported  !!!!!

so am i  stuck  with  only   1  option   to save my  videos   to   VideoWave Production (*.dmsm)?!?!?  

and is there any   option  to  convert that     VideoWave Production (*.dmsm)   file to   avi  ...
i did  try  with  EMC 9  as  well    and  funny thing  is  that  EMC 9   when i try  convert  my  video VideoWave Production (*.dmsm)   cant  do  this  ...      (
please help  me  asap

ty

First, when you save, you are saving a set of instructions for what you want the software to do with the video, when you burn it.  You can burn that production in MyDVD.

What do you want to do with your production>

In VideoWave, you can output your production, as an .avi file, or other file type, by clicking on Start/Output As.

[malatekid]

Dmsm file is just a set of instruction of the edits you made to your production. It is not an actual video file.

From Videowave, there is an icon on the preview window (Output to) or in File menu --sorry I am not in front of PC with EMC9-- that allows you to create a video file out of your production. Available video File types include mpg and wmv.

Edited by malatekid, 03 May 2007 - 09:22 AM.

[pind]

hmmmmmmmmmmmm


i  did  



and  when i try  save  as  

[KAZ]

hmmmmmmmmmmmm
i  did  

and  when i try  save  as  

Go to mydvd then select that production and burn.

[malatekid]

Did you press the "Create video file" button in your first screenshot? Of course, you can choose the type of file using the dropdown (such as mpg in Video file quality box) and you can give your own file name.

The second screenshot is for saving a production dmsm file that you can bring up in VW the next time around to continue your edits.

Edited by malatekid, 03 May 2007 - 10:08 AM.

[malatekid]

Go to mydvd then select that production and burn.

The OP is asking how save the production as an AVI or mpg file.

Edited by malatekid, 03 May 2007 - 10:05 AM.

[pind]

i edit movie  in VideoWave   127MB

and i  run myDVD 9  and  burn on  hard disc




thn  all stopped at  66%





all i want  is  to  make movie  and  export  movie  to  avi  or mpeg4  file  


so  is ther any   better solution  to do this  (i dont have  blank DVDs  now ) so i need to  save  file to  HD

[grandpabruce]

i edit movie  in VideoWave   127MB

and i  run myDVD 9  and  burn on  hard disc


thn  all stopped at  66%
all i want  is  to  make movie  and  export  movie  to  avi  or mpeg4  file  
so  is ther any   better solution  to do this  (i dont have  blank DVDs  now ) so i need to  save  file to  HD

First, you need to get into the habit of naming your production, instead of letting it save as the default Production 1 name.  You will eventually do another project, and if you don't name it, it will overwrite the first one.

Now, in your first screen, where you are showing DivX better quality, in that dropdown, change it to DV format AVI, and give it a name, down below.  I would also make a separate folder, and save it to that folder, instead of to Documents and Settings...

If, when you output it to the DV format AVI, it stops at that 66%, then note the actual time it stops, and go and look for what the problem may be in your production, by bringing it into VideoWave and looking at whatever is at the location of when it stopped encoding.

Edited by grandpabruce, 03 May 2007 - 10:32 AM.

[myguggi]

First, no need to get into the habit of naming your production, instead of letting it save as the default Production 1 name. You will eventually do another project, and if you don't name it, it will overwrite the first one.

Bruce, is that really what you meant or did you mean "you need to get ..."

[grandpabruce]

Bruce, is that really what you meant or did you mean "you need to get ..."

You are correct, Walt.  Thanks.  I edited my post.  I blame it totally, on the keyboard making an error.  

[pind]

thnx  for  your  help  guys  and  for the tip

[grandpabruce]

thnx  for  your  help  guys  and  for the tip

You are welcome,  but change that file name to whatever you want.  Don't leave it as Production 1.  Give it a name.

[pind]

oh yeah  ... i  miss that   but i noe  from now on i will  rename  each  production to  my own unique name for each  video ...



ok  guys  here  it  is  my  first  video i made in EMC9  (vid  was made in  15min.. and watch out  there is some  loud  music that comes  with this demo  vid )

and thnx  all  for  helping me out


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuUoRuzpLhw

Edited by pind, 03 May 2007 - 11:05 AM.

[malatekid]

Great job on the video creation! Was the source from a video game?

[pind]

yes its Battlefield   2  shooter  game  

i have use  fraps  to   capture  video  while  i was playing ( i did that  so  i can have  some material  wich  i can  export  into  EMC 9 )

Edited by pind, 03 May 2007 - 11:48 AM.

[grandpabruce]

Good job!