Noted the variable frame rate video... the rest of the properties to me look perfectly reasonable  FYI - A good tool with which to convert variable frame rate video into a constant frame rate is HandBrake - find it here; note that HandBrake version 1.5.1 requires the Microsoft Windows Desktop Runtime veersion 6.0.1 or later (here) - be sure ...

kirenpillay:I recorded it on my Samsung S20 mobile phone. I think what might be the issue here is that the clip is HD, while I'm trying to make a 4K project. The other clips I'm using are 4K. I've attached the clip info. I don't think that mixing HD and 4K clips in a project would cause that issue; when I saw the problem, it was with a HD ...

The YouTube video shows that the source preview contains some grey frames with a circular arrow, and then the stretched preview (stretched horizontally, with only the left side visible). I recall exactly the same issue occurring with PS24 (video clip used back then was a MP4, 1920x1080/25p, with H.264 video and AAC audio; no unusual properties) - ...

saby:If it had no sound, it could not have ended up with MP3 audio in the AVI. OK - so thinking again, IMO it's probably an audio format not supported by PS23 (I wonder if by default that Panasonic DVD recorder uses something such as Dolby DTS or DD+))? Also there were issues with Dolby Digital 5.1 audio a while back (caused by a Windows ...

saby:The video on the DVD is actually 4 hours long ? My ''2 pence''... A double-layer disc, or one recorded in a low-quality LP format could contain 4 hours... I agree that the choice of AVI for the conversion was potentially a poor choice; to me it's a weird mixture of video format (H.264) and audio format (MP3). And if the original video on ...

FWIW - If the tapes are Digital8 and being captured via Firewire, Studio does take some (very limited) notice of the DV timecode at import time as the Importer can do scene detection by shooting time/date. But that information isn't available while editing; shooting date/time cannot be viewed and source clip timecode is measured from the beginning ...

Tony P:And what is your GPU? OP's forum signature lists a GT610 - I think that could be the ''weakest link'' for editing video with PS25 (old ''entry-level'' card, with limited horsepower anf not having any hardware-accelerated video encoders). My gut-feeling would be to stay with PS19 on that old PC unless there are PS25 features that are an ...

saby: Crustyfur:I hoped that the StudioChromaKeyer Effect would remove the black, but it would appear that black isn't a *colour*, so it doesn't.Try Lumakeyer instead. It is designed to create transparency depending on luminence level of pixels.Note: For Lumakeyer to do anything useful, you will need to have something on the track(s) underneath ...

As far as I am aware there is no facility to show grid lines - but you can do it easily using the titlerCreate a new classic/motion title on the track above the video/image that you wish to straightenIn the title editor, delete the default ''Your Text Here'' text layer and add a Rectangle shape layer; drag the handles on the rectangle to make it ...

OK, so it's not the same as the problem that can catch me out (multiple video files having the same file name)... If you locate and play the video files belonging to tracks B or C in the library, do you see the correct file names and contents there? If so, the error is likely just in the project file. But if you see the correct name in the ...