Have a look at this:
http://tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/en/product/tpxc.html

You could use it on a laptop connected to a TV via HDMI.

Steve Grisetti wrote:And it's nice to see it used for something more significant than simply making the first season of "Gilligan's Island" look like it was shot in color.

momoffduty wrote:Great camera work! Steve needs to make a tutorial on how to film on skates.

Wrong holiday, Chuck :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi_Day

That almost seems too good to be true.

sanaeerumey wrote:
How to use that muvipix because of those elements on term

Can you rephrase that ?

Have a look here, too:

One way is to copy the video to video layer 2. Crop it to what you want to blur. Apply a blur effect. Keyframe its position and scale if necessary.

Is there a lot of movement by the person wearing the shirt?

imcheesehead1 wrote:Shooting video on smartphone. I want to be able to edit a face. Maybe elongate or widen or add a beard.

If you want to do that with video, After Effects may allow you to do that, but it will be very time consuming and your current computer isn't powerful enough to run After Effects.

One of my big goofs on a project I recently started (from footage taken long ago) was not checking the camera setting. It was set to DV instead of HDV.

Thanks, Sidd. That was great.

"...the most important thing is planning..."
Oh, how true. How many times have we sat down to edit and then realized that we didn't shoot it the way we needed for the edit?

I'd love to see a "making of the video" for that one.

It's easy to do that in DVD Architect Studio.

I create the card media in Photoshop Elements and then copy and paste into Hallmark Card Studio to edit and print. https://www.hallmarksoftware.com/products/products.aspx?preflanguage=5&rs=48&rs4=HM_US_PPC_1116&gclid=Cj0KCQiA28nfBRCDARIsANc5BFDgrDVgrsAdBqphT_v0yEpXhsrMa2fig8XLuLJVM7BM2l-...