I have uploaded a very small 8 meg 1920X1080 video to the below address. Could someone please download the video and run the Deshaker on the video then:-

1. Save to file as either MPEG2 or AVCMPEG4 at 1920X1080

I really need to know if it is a bug in PowerDirector or my computer which is the problem. If it is my computer I will format and re-install windows, not something I really want to do if it is PowerDirector.

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Thanks

Robert My youtube channel====> http://www.youtube.com/user/relate2?feature=mhsn

G'day Robert,

Your video tells me that you also live in the wonderful land of OZ.

You have a Sanyo which helps to replicate your issue, both Adrian and I have the Sanyo HD 1010 and Dafydd has the HD 2000.

I applied the stabilizer to the clip and then produced, both AVCMPEG4 1920x1080 and MPEG2 produced correctly.

You could try uninstalling and then reinstalling PowerDirector and see if that corrects the problem.

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Thanks very much Robert for your help with this, I have tried uninstalling and re-installing PowerDriector and it didn't help.

I have also just upgraded my computer with a new i7 cpu and motherboard, which may also have something to do with it as the i7 cpu has 8 cores and I have heard of problems with mulitcored cpu's. I will say one thing though the rendering with the i7 and gpu is much faster than my old AMD cpu.

Oh well looks like it is time to format and re-install windows, it has been over 2 years since the last reformat, so I guess it won't hurt to clean out all the old junk files anyway.

Thanks again Robert you are a legend.

Cheers

Robert My youtube channel====> http://www.youtube.com/user/relate2?feature=mhsn

I have some interesting problems with the magic fix function as well.

Although it is seemingly wonderful when previewed in PowerDirector the rendered file plays back with some artifacts on my PC and when I use my networked mediaplayer to display on an HD plasma it produces an interesting artifact causing wide horizontal bands of distorted picture.

This happens if the file was shot as progressive or interlaced and rendered either as 1080i or 720p

The distortion is dynamic so I have taken a photo of the plasma display to illustrate. Notice the vertical poles on the trampoline and legs on the low table.

I can't pin this one down.

Well all day spent re-installing windows, drivers, etc etc etc. Ran PowerDirector tried the video I put up for everyone to try and success.........then tried another video and......no good, crashed....tried the small video again and no good crashed.

I will do some more testing but I think it has something to do with my new i7 cpu and motherboard because it worked fine before the upgrade. My youtube channel====> http://www.youtube.com/user/relate2?feature=mhsn

Well I have come to the end of my tether, I have formatted and re-installed windows, tried K-lite video codecs, everyone else even people with the same i7 cpu as me have no problem.

I even un-installed PowerDirector again including registry cleaning still no go.

It worked once when I first installed PowerDirector after re-installing Windows. What was strange though, I then straight away tried to save another file and it crashed. I then tried the original file that worked but that also crashes now. I can save as any size up to 1440X1080 but as soon as I try and save it in it's original size it crashes.

I like to save my videos at the best quality I can for archiving, oh well I give up until the next patch or maybe even windows 7.

Computers don't you just love them. My youtube channel====> http://www.youtube.com/user/relate2?feature=mhsn