I hope you figured out by now that Cubase/Nuendo supports DNxHD but the MXF container is not supported I’ve installed and activated the codec, but MXF/DNxHD files are not recognized by Cubase. Loading the bitmap into Paint and saving the image again corrects the problem.Hi – any luck with this? I’m trying to use it with Cubase 9.5, but no success so far. Bitmap problemīitmaps (.BMP files) exported from Liquid Edition are dispayed as a white screen in BluffTitler.

Select the desired Rack and right click in the content window and choose Import, Media Clip.

This usually starts automatically because of the 'Background Render' feature of Liquid Edition 5.5. When the BluffTitler exports are imported into Liquid Edition 5.5 they will need to be rendered as DV Quality before they can be used within the NLE. Once imported into Liquid you can use the Keying Editor located under Classic Clip FX/Editors with little or no adjustments. in BluffTitler to set the background colour. If file output size is an issue and you still wish to overlay an animation, you can use Liquid's Chroma Key option.

Use the Uncompressed AVI with Transparency option. BluffTitler exports which are to be overlaid over video Use Uncompressed AVI or Numbered Frames for maximum quality. Unless you have a very fast machine, edit in normal quality and export in high quality.īluffTitler exports which are not to be overlaid over video 5 QUALITYĬhoose SETTINGS > High quality to switch to high quality. This is useful when you want to overlay your titles onto your videos in your NLE. dialog to create videos with transparency information. Mark the Include alpha channel checkbox in the FILE > Export as video. Learn moreįor some formats you might have to install an external encoder. MP4 (MPEG-4) is the best choice when your video is the final product. Do not worry about the huge file size because the file is only temporary. This gives you the best possible quality. Use Uncompressed AVI when the video is a temporary file meant for further processing in your video editing app (NLE). Use the menu item FILE > Export as video. This is the animation speed in number of frames per second. Use the menu item FILE > Set show resolution. The following 5 settings are important when creating a video file: 1 RESOLUTION to export a BluffTitler show as a video file.

Xmedia recode resolution