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58 Adding Media Movies Movies Some GIF images use transparency for much of the image. However, near the edges of the visible data, transparency cannot be used. This happens quite often when there is a shadow near the edges of the visible data. The author of the GIF often assumes a certain background color (white, for example) and that color becomes embedded in the actual image. When Wirecast displays these types of images, the edges of the visible data shows the background that was saved in the GIF. This is not a defect in Wirecast and, therefore, Wirecast can only present the data as it exists in the GIF. The solution is to obtain the original image and re-save the image as either TIFF or PNG. Both of these formats offer full Opacity. Wirecast supports a wide variety of movie formats (MOV, AVI, WMV, etc.). Sometimes, however, you need to install a codec to use these formats. A very commonly desired codec is DivX®. Wirecast informs you if a codec is missing or if you need to install one. It is beyond the scope of this user guide to describe all of the possible codecs available on the market today, or explain the installation details. Contact the provider of the codec for details on installation. Problems Showing Movie Types AVI Video Real Media Although there is always the possibility that Wirecast is at fault, please try to open the media with QuickTime player and/or Windows Media Player before contacting technical support. If these players cannot open the file, most likely the codec is not properly installed (or there is no available codec for that media). Please note that Wirecast does not currently support some file formats (.mpg, .mpeg, .m1v, .m2v). The solution is to convert the media into a different type such as MPEG-4. If QuickTime Player can play the media and Wirecast cannot, please contact Telestream at: support@telestream.net. Some AVI files may play the audio but not the video. The solution is to convert the media into a different type, such as MPEG-4. Real Media Files (.RM) are not supported by Wirecast. The solution is to convert the media into a different type such as MPEG-4. Wirecast User Guide | 99755
Introduction Topics Using Titles Wirecast offers a wide variety of title banner templates to use in your broadcast. Adding a professional looking title is as simple as selecting a template and adding your text. Adding Titles Modifying Titles Title Area Placing Titles Creating New Templates 59
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User’s Guide 4.2 Windows
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4 Contents Tutorials 27 Introductio
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6 Contents Configuration 83 Encoder
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