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MAGIX has their own program called MAGIX Movie Edit Pro. MAGIX Germany (owners of Vegas), decided to "recycle" the name "Movie Studio / Movie Studio Platinum", now that Vegas Movie Studio no longer exists. Now there is only VEGAS Pro versions - they have reduced price for Vegas Pro dramatically. "VEGAS Movie Studio Platinum" was officially retied last year. I have made numerous videos about this topic. I can't believe it isn't possible with Platinum 17 - any help would be greatly appreciated. It adds a ton of steps and time and there are limited conversions without watermarks. So far I have been rendering in 1920 x 1080 then using a program called Kapwing to convert it. If I change the project properties it shrinks the raw video to fit and I have not found a template I can edit to render in.

#Sony movie studio platinum 12 free trial how to#
I have created a panel overlay so I can move / resize the video so it will play properly in the exposed window but I can't figure out how to render the video as 9:16, or by my calculations 640 x 1080. But the shorts need to be rendered vertically (9:16) and my videos are all recorded 1920 x 1080. My challenge - I'm generating the shorts by clipping my longer form videos. I have a Van Build Series on my Channel and the subs have definitely been climbing since I started. I've been experimenting with SHORTS on You Tube and REELs on Instagram and have found the results to be very encouraging. Hi Derek been a follower since forever - thanks for all you're shared - I'm using Movie Studio Platinum 17 (and got the upgrade last week !!!!! THANKS) - I'm sorry if this is the wrong place for this but I honestly don't know where else to turn. In new versions of Vegas, there is a Colour Button in bottom toolbar, that activates Colour Tools - this is where you can select a LUT or import a LUT. I would recommend reading my article first, then watching video: I also need to make an updated Colour Correction tutorial, to explain all the NEW Tools in Vegas Pro - that will happen in a few months time.

This tutorial was made with the original Colour Tools in Vegas. us-vegas-upgrades I have a beginners guide tutorial for Colour Correction that explains the basics, which is important for understanding what is actually going on when you change colour settings.
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VEGAS Edit 19 is the full version of VEGAS Pro, just by itself. If you upgrade to VEGAS Edit 19 which is on sale right now for only $89, there are default LUTs you can choose from OR you can import Custom LUTs that you already own.
