Helmut42:Hi acsscott, what's your problem,His problem is that the Render file generation isn't taking advantage of the power of his GPU. Most people now have computers that can play back h.264 smoothly. If the render files were h.264, they could be produced in considerably less time than the mpeg-2 files that Pinnacle Studio currently generate.

Again, I can't reproduce this with my own footage.

Yes, I see that, a regression certainly. If you use the text box in the editor panel they do work, but not if you try to edit on-screen.

Well, I just opened up a project I had made in S24, with a title that I had created in 24, and the keyboard shortcuts for copy and pasye worked straight away (as did all the other methods). More extensive testing might find a way to reproduce what yoiu are experincing, but you probably meed to create a project package in order to demonstarte this ...

acsscott:I have noticed in PS24 when I was turning up the optimization to 90 trying to figure out the time remapping slow down, that if PS24 has recently BG rendered an effect on a clip, it keeps it for a while, or certain number of changes, so it doesn't have to BG render it again if you go back to a previous setting.  I wonder if ...

bigtomas:The employees at the ''support'' department are simple not intelligent enough to handle such complex issues like Pinnacle Studio.... It's ironic that your post calls people ''not intelligent'' when you cannot spell the word ''simply'' or at least check your post for typing errors. These employees may be poorly trained, but it's an ...

If I've understood correctly, you think you will need to re-import the MCE project into the Primary timeline - it's not a two way, as it were, it's a two stage process.

wolfing:I did a copy/past and it came out really large. when I posted it It's blocked pending moderators approval?!I'm afraid this forum is a bit backward when it come to including images: http://forums.pinnaclesys.com/forums/thread/326384.aspx

Well, it's cheap, I'll give it that... :-) That's way above the spec of both my laptops, which function OK with Studio. People might say that the RAM could do with an upgrade, but in my experince it shold be fine. I have other programs that can use more than that, but when Studio is getting above 2Gb it's normally heading for a crash however much ...

Yes, resetting puts things back to how they were when Studio was first installed. That's true with Settings and the Library. You are starting with a clean slate. If you follow the hopefully clear steps about saving and loading the library you can save what you have, reset, and then if it doesn't fix the issue, reload your previous library. Let me ...