Marc P.:Click ''Toolbox'' and Click ''Change Volume''.Wanna put money on that suggestion actually working? In my experience its basically not possible unless you first go and define individual volume handles on the particular clip, and even then, good luck with changing the volume of only the selected clip as a whole

ComputerGeek6425: USB is good for just plain, old file transfers.  There really isn't much special.  When using a USB your video quality won't be great.  Firewire, however, is specifically made to transfer large files fast.  I personally use Firewire to becuase of the speed and the great quality.  Although, the ultimate ...

taterhead:Is DVDShrink a better compression program than that used by Studio?  I just burned a 112 minute DVD and noticed that the quality was down to 58%.  Will I get better output quality if I render the movie to a folder but not burn the disk, compress it with DVDShrink and then burn the DVD?In my experience yes - but only if you ...

No need for any increase in heart rate. I'll see what can be done about putting this in the FAQs. Thanks for posting the solution guys.   Bittmann, i've sent you a PM.  From where I sit I guess there is - especially as my post had to first pass moderation in a thread where there has obviously been no need for at that stage. My ...

marcus_isaac:Just keep us up to date in regards to this issue ChrissieExcuse me for butting in , but exactly what sort of update are you REALLY interested in? Are we really getting close to the point where more than 100000 users complained about this and you now need to urgently arrange the solution should that threshold be crossed?

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That is IMO such a tremendously individualized situation that nobody would be able to say if its either good or bad.   System components and optimization, tuning, other SW running etc etc all play such a huge role that there can surely be no indication as to what is either good or bad unless you have exactly the same setup with exactly ...

With a DV camcorder, you can use the Pinnacle supplied (with Studio 10 and 11) app called Instant DVD (start,programs, Pinnacle Instant DVD Recorder). You tell the app how long your expected tape source is, it will choose appropriate settings to make it fit on the DVD media of your choice, you hit start, IDVD will control the cam, and once ...

With so much RAM I would simply disable the swap-file completely and see if that solves the problem.   Same basic setup here and with only 2G Ram, I permanently run with no swap-file and no complaints from Studio so far

I would be really interested to see what your thumb-drive benches with a detail benchmark program like ATTO (can you post a screen-shot of it?) - I don't believe there are many (any?) thumb-drives fast enough to outperform a typical hard drive nowadays.  IMO its a waste of money and you can do way better by maxing out your ...