Cinemagic

[Eph]

I did a search on Cinemagic across the EMC9 forums, and came up with very few hits. This leads me to believe that not a lot of people are using it.

 

Is it any good? Does it do a good job of selecting scenes?

 

Also, I have a hard drive camcorder. Each time I stop recording, a new video file is created.

Would Cinemagic be a good choice for creating a "flowing video" with transitions based on these individual clips?

 

Thanks!

Eph

[Eph]

Forget about Cinemagic, its useable for the simplest project that's all. Use Videowave/myDVD to create your DVDs.

 

Of course a new file is created each time you stop the recording. How else do you expect it to work?

 

Thanks. Couple other questions.

I actually like some of CineMagic's features, like scene selection.

 

1) Is there a way to automatically generate scenes within VideoWave like what CineMagic does without using CineMagic?

 

2) Is there a way to enable the native audio in CineMagic productions? This would save me A LOT of time!

 

Thanks again,

Eph

[Eph]

Bump.

 

I figured out the answer to 1) above, but am still looking to see if someone knows the answer to 2).

 

2) Is there a way to enable the native audio in CineMagic productions? This would save me A LOT of time!

[sknis]

Bump.

 

I figured out the answer to 1) above, but am still looking to see if someone knows the answer to 2).

 

2) Is there a way to enable the native audio in CineMagic productions? This would save me A LOT of time!

 

NO, there is no way to enable native audio when using CineMagic. It was designed to be a down and dirty editing program. I use it only for a intro movie where I just want to have a highlight of some of the things that will be in the full movie.

 

Use video wave, add all the scenes and then delete what you don't want. You will have all the audio.

[bimicher]

I did a search on Cinemagic across the EMC9 forums, and came up with very few hits. This leads me to believe that not a lot of people are using it.

 

Is it any good? Does it do a good job of selecting scenes?

 

Also, I have a hard drive camcorder. Each time I stop recording, a new video file is created.

Would Cinemagic be a good choice for creating a "flowing video" with transitions based on these individual clips?

 

Thanks!

Eph

Forget about Cinemagic, its useable for the simplest project that's all. Use Videowave/myDVD to create your DVDs.

 

Of course a new file is created each time you stop the recording. How else do you expect it to work?