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[gcdonner]

I have a new question relative to my Creator VideoWave9 program. I was shown a way to do the time warp, ie "fast motion" by double clicking on the clip desired, but it only seems to allow up to 4x fast speed. Does anyone know of a way to go faster? Do the newer programs allow you to speed up the clips more than 4x? I am enjoying using VideoWave, though I still have a problem figuring out which format is best for rendering to use on YouTube.

I have an HD video camera, but for some reason I have a hard time getting quality in my youtube videos, especially since all my text graphics are really neat, but come out fuzzy when it gets rendered or "output" as Roxio calls it. Any opinions on the best format to use for HD on YouTube?

Thanks in advance for all your help.
George

[gcdonner]

I have a new question relative to my Creator VideoWave9 program. I was shown a way to do the time warp, ie "fast motion" by double clicking on the clip desired, but it only seems to allow up to 4x fast speed. Does anyone know of a way to go faster? Do the newer programs allow you to speed up the clips more than 4x?

I am enjoying using VideoWave, though I still have a problem figuring out which format is best for rendering to use on YouTube.

I have an HD video camera, but for some reason I have a hard time getting quality in my youtube videos, especially since all my text graphics are really neat, but come out fuzzy when it gets rendered or "output" as Roxio calls it. Any opinions on the best format to use for HD on YouTube?

Thanks in advance for all your help.
George

Edited by gcdonner, 17 October 2011 - 02:24 PM.

[cdanteek]

gcdonner, on 17 October 2011 - 02:23 PM, said:

I have a new question relative to my Creator VideoWave9 program. I was shown a way to do the time warp, ie "fast motion" by double clicking on the clip desired, but it only seems to allow up to 4x fast speed. Does anyone know of a way to go faster? Do the newer programs allow you to speed up the clips more than 4x?

I am enjoying using VideoWave, though I still have a problem figuring out which format is best for rendering to use on YouTube.

I have an HD video camera, but for some reason I have a hard time getting quality in my youtube videos, especially since all my text graphics are really neat, but come out fuzzy when it gets rendered or "output" as Roxio calls it. Any opinions on the best format to use for HD on YouTube?

Thanks in advance for all your help.
George

George are you talking about,

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Version "9 DE" you say you bought on eBay?

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That is why I bought the Creator program thinking it was an upgrade from the MYDVD 9 studio.

Or some other Roxio software you have now?