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Ulead VideoStudio 11 Gets a Update Pack

Posted by: jmet, 04:57, November 8, 2007
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Categories: Software News, DVD Authoring, Recording

Choose from the DV-to-DVD Wizard™, Movie Wizard or the full VideoStudio Editor. Whether you want to go straight from camcorder to disc, create a polished movie in minutes or express your creativity with a complete set of editing tools, VideoStudio 11 has the right tools for the job.

The official change log for version 11 update pack is as follows:

Playing H.264/mp4 file in a project sometimes caused a malfunction.
After deleting a clip from a project, selecting “Create Disc” would sometimes cause a malfunction .
Inserting a video with a long file name will cause the program to close.
Sometimes when attempting to render a large AVI file to NTSC 720x480 with Dolby Digital 2.0 audio will result in a malfunction.
After capturing from Sony HC-7, switching to "Edit" step will sometimes cause a malfunction.
Sometimes writing back to the Sony HC-7 will fail.
Sometimes importing folders from the AVCHD SR-7 camcorder will cause a malfunction.
Sometimes in the “Create video file” step, when image pan & zoom is applied, a message “Failed to encode the video” will appear.
Sometimes when creating an HD DVD clip in PAL or NTSC, a message “Failed to encode the video” will appear.
When Overlay Options are applied, sometimes the “Split audio” button will not function.
During video capture, scene names will be incorrect for scenes over 100 in number.
Sometimes a “Capture failed” message will appear 10 sec after video capture starts.
When Overlay Options are applied, sometimes the “Split audio” button will not function.
Input Japanese text would sometimes cause issues.
Input Italian text would sometimes cause issues.
Sometimes when generating proxy files, trimming and then burning to a disc will result in poor quality.
Sometimes SmartRendering will not work if the same file is created twice.
After converting .Mov format to H.264, the clip will exhibit flicker on playback.
In the Disc label box doesn’t accept Chinese characters.
When importing clips from the Sony DCR-505, the date will automatically be added.