In EDIUS 5 0, the footage file screen is black in both the footage window and the timeline

I've come across it before, but it's a version of edius, and I switched back for that reason. When I encountered this problem before, I found that the ** problem was a high-quality large picture taken by a digital camera, and it could be used normally after giving ****. You can open it with the drawing program that comes with Windows**, and then click "File - Save As" to re-save** to turn a few M ** into KB units.

But you use so many **, it is more difficult to operate one by one, you can find a method of batch ** from the Internet, and then replace the original file with the ** file (to make a backup of the original file). The following is the **** method I searched, which has not been tested, and the landlord can refer to it.

When we make a web page or VCD electronic album, we have to deal with a large number of **, and one of the important tasks is to compress the ** volume. This is because the slim body is conducive to network transmission, compared to the electronic album, the small size can speed up the production, and the excessive resolution has little practical meaning on VCD**.

Many image processing software provide ** compression function, but in comparison, ACDSEE is faster and easier to operate.

Open acdsee, open the folder where ** is located, and all the image files in the folder will appear on the right side of the window. Due to the different formats, formats, and resolutions, we can sort the files by size first, so that we can select the ones that need to be compressed, click the "Resize Images" button, and the files will be arranged by "size".

In this example, we will compress the ** size greater than 1MB, hold down the shift key, select all the files to compress, and click "Convert Tools" (Convert File Format.).The Convert File Format dialog box pops up. Since you want to compress **, of course, you need to select the smallest JPG format (as shown in Figure 1), and click "Format Settings.".button, in the jpg options dialog box to set the following (as shown in Figure 2), you can mobilize the slider to choose the compression ratio of the image between "Best Compression" and "Best Qyality", as for the value, you should choose according to your actual needs and experience, try to achieve both quality and volume. Select "Progressive" and "Optimize Huffman Code", enter the smoothing value in the "Smoothing" fine-tuning dialog box, and finally click "OK".

Go back to the Formatting dialog box, select the folder for the output after compression, and you can click Browse to select the destination folder. It should be reminded that at this time, try not to overwrite the original image file, so that you can reset it if there is a mistake.

It has nothing to do with the number of estimates that it is a problem with the graphics card driver.

If there is no non-programmed card, then it is possible that some program is occupying the graphics card echo resources. Do you have the ** software installed in your system, if there is one uninstall it first, restart the computer and only run the edius software to try it.

Double-click the clip to the clip window on the left side of EDIUS to see if it can be displayed properly. If you can, it's a timeline setup issue. If it can't be displayed as well, it's a problem with the format of the footage.

Just talking about the timeline setting problem, there are several reasons why it doesn't appear on the track:

1. The display button in the track indicator box on the left side of the timeline (the one like the film) is gray and disabled. Click this button to enable it and you're good to go.

2. The footage on the timeline is not enabled. Right-click on the footage and select Enable.

3. Don't place the material on the VA track, but place it on the V track to give it a try. This is done to check if only the audio portion of the footage is dragged onto the timeline.

If it's not for the above reasons, let's add it.

Is there a lock on the timeline? Create a new file and try it again, or in the material window, select the material and press the enter key to try it. Most likely, the timeline is locked, and you can try dragging the macro and putting it into a different track.

It's possible that the location you've dragged into the timeline is already occupied by another clip.

You can create a new timeline.

PR upgrade to 18-19, especially 20, a lot of problems. If the screen goes black when you preview it, it's a problem with the renderer. A small percentage can pass:

1.Window-Reset to Saved Workspace Resolved, but this method is not fundamental.

The best solution is:

2.Find File - Project Settings - General, change the renderer to the third one, at this time the area will turn red, press Enter, and you're done.

Go to consult, there may be a master there to answer for you. Is there a problem with your project settings, you can preview it, but you can't see the output, see what format you output it into.

Open the --- point file of the project--- select Recover Offline Files--- pop out the "Recover and Transfer Offline Footage" box--- select Open Footage Restoration Dialog Box --- pop out the "Restore Offline Footage" box: 1. Remove both in the lower left corner, 2. Select "All Timeline Sequences and Material Libraries" in the upper right corner of "Range", 3. Select all the files you want to recover (click and drag from the far right of the box or press the Ctrl key to point by point with the mouse) After selecting them, find "Recovery Method" in the "Lost Files" column in the upper header of the box to the right On the right side of the vertical bar, there is an inverted triangle button (or a button to right-click on the selected file), click the drop-down menu ---Select: Reconnect (Select Folder)" item, and the box will pop up to let you specify the folder you want to find the file, after specifying, it will find, find out and then jump out of the box, select Restore all.

I'm also experiencing this problem, landlord, have you solved it?

Is the project built in line with the material? This should be a problem with the material.

If you want to synchronize the picture and sound and drag them into the timeline at the same time, please select "Connect Source File Channel (Audio)".

Make sure that "a"The switch with the lettering is on.