VS studio does not allow this for the audio tracks. If you need 2 video tracks and 8 audio tracks - no problem. What I meant was other products are not limited to 21 video/overlay and 4 audio tracks for the maximum, that means it is easy to select the number and types of tracks you need for your video project. But that is not what I meant with 100 tracks. You never created a stop motion video yet, did you? If so, you could see that just 4 audio tracks are far not enough. 4K has well and truly arrived, therefore a good implementation of 4K handling is more important than 95 unused video tracks.
Doing audio ducking manually is hard and annoying and so an automatic system is a major improvement. The Audio Ducking and better implementation of 4K are genuinely useful additions. So aligning the volume of the rendered video with the replay equipment is, again, a great advantage.
#Adding subtitles in corel video studio x9 Pc
I find that the rendered AVCHD file is much louder on my TV than on the PC replay. I also agree with "asik1" a set of audio level meters would be very useful. Videostudio will do multicam but it just needs a bit of lining up before you start. My suggestion of multicam is a "NICE TO HAVE" - no more. We did everything we wanted with two tracks on past editors. Why would you want 100 tracks? It does not make the program any better. When will Corel ever learn to implement most wanted features? Do we now have to wait another year until we can have this? Also multicam? Very disappointing, I think I can save the upgrade. VS is still limited to just 21 video/overlay and 4 audio tracks, while products from other companies offer up to 100 tracks and free video/audio type selection. TonyP wrote:This thread didn't take long!
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