WMV options and found that the story has not changed: select WMV and the 'Create custom profile' (the +) or select 'Custom' and 'WMV' and 'Options' (the gear) and you are offered a lot of factory profiles, but no (as in NO) custom profile creation. AVI, and many solutions from customer service were recommendations to use it? Again, that memory is about as clear as my birth. BTW, do you remember when Ulead preferred processing. Don't ask me why - I barely can remember what I had for breakfast. WMV (which is what I was using at the time) I tried all three of those and rejected them. I know that current VS offers 'User-defined' sizing with 'MJPEG compressor,' Microsoft RLE,' and 'Microsoft Video 1,' but back when Corel took away custom sizing of. Yes, Ken, I was writing about uncompressed. Thanks for continuing to work through this with me on this and to think about it. Then using VLC (which I know can play videos across spanned monitors) would run the video looping. I was hoping to have just one weird resolutioned video and then use the three (or however many) monitors as extended on the computer so that each has it's own display. I could make 3 different videos but I think editing it as three separate videos would be really hard to get it all lined up and synced in the editing process, and then there would be the problem of playing in sync (and looping) the three videos to three separate monitors. But I'd like stuff to float between the monitors at different times throughout the video. Maybe I don't fully understand video walls or maybe their limitation (without using a multi-million dollar (euro or whatever currency you want to use)( wall array and software). I may have to fall back to another that will let me make the custom resolution (though I don't know if it will let me work within that resolution or if it will let me out put in that resolution)(VegasPro) but I was hoping to use the tools that I have with and within VSP. It very could just be that VSP can not do what I am trying/hoping to do. I did try to make a profile using the output (I think it was a MOV file) and then tried to use that profile when I created/modified the project.

If I can't set the project resolution to be the same resolution as my intended output resolution, how do I know when I am exceeding the limits/boundaries of my output resolution while I am editing the project? How will I know when I have reached the top portion of my frame (resolution) so that I don't go out of bounds? In my example, how do I know when I have reached 1080 pixels tall if I can't set my project resolution (frame size) to my intended output frame size?īTW. Maybe I am confusing what I am stating, Let me retry so that hopefully either the first attempt or this one will describe better how I need to work within VSP to accomplish the weird output resolution. Source video and pictures would likely not be an issue for what I am presently thinking as I would likely box each video (and still for that matter) as I move it around the screen(s). How would I know where to place something in the working window so that it appears where I would want it to on one of the monitor? I wouldn't want a still picture to end up strung across 2 monitors so that the edges of the monitor breaks the picture up (I may want this as an effect sometimes, but I fore see a still as pretty much being displayed in one monitor. But how do I work within that resolution? How do I go about editing so that what I output will fall within the resolution I am targeting? Using the 3 monitors example, each having 1920 x 1080 resolution. Attached is a JPG showing the grayed out user defined frame size. I'll work within any format to make the video (I can convert it to another format using Handbrake or something later if necessary). I don't care what format I need to work within to do the project (AVC/H.264, MPEG4, MPEG2, AVI, MOV. I have even tried to make a file in PaintShopPro of some goofy resolution and import it hoping that VSP will ask me if I want to use the imported item as the default resolution. I've tried it starting out with all available project format propertied, but it still remains grayed out. No matter what I do, it remains grayed out. Under the General tab, there is a grayed out option to make a user defined resolution. I tried to go into Project Properties and clicking on new. But VideoSudioPro 2018 (or previous versions) won't let me make a custom resolution. For simplicity sake, we'll make it three 1920x1080 monitors side by side. Create a video that is essentially one weird resolution to show on multiple screens either side by side or one on top of the other or some combination of the two, L shaped or V shaped or whatever. Why? I want to do something like a video wall. I am wanting to use some custom video resolutions.

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