Corel Website Tutorials for VideoStudio
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 11:39 am
Corel Website Tutorials for VideoStudio
- Tracing your route on a map
With Painting Creator, you can trace your route on a map. Show your friends and family the places you've traveled to by sketching an animated trail and plotting your destinations on a map. - Adding a perspective scroll title effect
Ever wondered how to make the perspective scroll title effect just like the ones in your favorite sci-fi movies? With VideoStudio, you can achieve Hollywood-like title effects in just several easy-to-follow steps, just like in the movies! - Uploading videos to YouTube directly
Express yourself to the whole world and let everybody see your video projects by uploading them to YouTube directly! YouTube, a very popular video sharing site, has been integrated into VideoStudio X2 with a single touch of a button! - FORTUNATELY there's Ulead VideoStudio 11.5 Plus
Mini demos - Adding subtitles to your VideoStudio projects
Double the fun in watching your home movies with subtitles you can easily create in VideoStudio! - Importing SRT subtitles to your VideoStudio project
Give your home movies an extra special spice by adding subtitles usually enjoyed only in Hollywood DVDs. - Optimizing your MPEG videos
This tutorial explores how MPEG Optimizer can help you produce better quality for your MPEG videos and at the same time maximize your rendering speed. - Managing project files better using Smart Package
Learn to use Smart Package and put an end to lost links and missing files when opening previous projects or sharing them with others. - Importing video from a DVD camcorder disc
Learn how to import videos from a disc created by a DVD camcorder. - Importing video from AVCHD camcorders
Learn how to import AVCHD videos from a disc created by a DVD AVCHD camcorder or straight from an AVCHD Hard Disk Drive camcorder. - Adding date/ time info when capturing from a DV tape
Automatically display actual recording date/time as titles that you can modify to match the look of your video.