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recognized. In case automatic detection fails, you can deactivate it here and
set the object properties (view page 331) of video objects to the correct
process.
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Automatic preview of exported clips: This option plays the clip directly after
export to check the result.
Extract sound from video: If a video file contains video as well as audio files,
you can also import the audio file of the video if this option is selected. It will be
displayed as an audio object in the arrangement below the video object. Both
are automatically grouped together. If the audio track has to be edited or
replaced later, you first have to ungroup it ("Ungroup" button in the tool bar or
via the "Edit" menu).
Allow user-defined names for sound extracted from VOBs: This determines
whether a dialog will appear for each imported file during VOB import
(VTS_01_1.vob) where you can give your film a name (box checked) or whether
an automatically generated name should be assigned (box unchecked).
Adjust small deviations from 4:3 aspect ratio during bitmap import: This
option automatically adjusts photos that have nearly a 4:3 aspect ratio to the
4:3 TV format. The pictures are therefore easily stretched or compressed. This
inevitably brings about distortions in the picture. If this option is deactivated,
black bars appear along the sides.
Load effects from JPX file automatically for images: If the images were edited
with other MAGIX programs (e. g. MAGIX Photo Manager), description files
with jpx extensions have ben created for each, containing certain effects and
image titles.. This option adds that information into your editing process.
Apply image effects during export to MAGIX Online Services: If this option
has been activated, all image effects will be calculated into the sent file.
GPU acceleration for standard fades: Here you can (de)activate hardware
acceleration of your graphics card for 3D effects. More information can be
found in the 3D fades (view page 102) chapter.
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tically create frame table during import: Sometimes, rebuilding a
frame table can get rid of problems in certain MPEG files. For example, such
problems can be present if the navigation (positioning of the playback marker,
transport) is bumpy or doesn't function at all.
Normally, when loading MPEG video, a frame table is not created in order to