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Of different video files run through my player and it works fine, so I do not think there is anything wrong with its settings. (Then again, I wouldn't know how to check if there was something wrong.)The imported material is in landscape, it was recorded on an iPhone. #11 Thank you for the screenshot. Unfortunately, the effects setup doesn't explain the zooming. If that's the zoomed-in picture, how does the original look like?Click on "Project", upper left hand side, to open the project panel. Switch to "Videutput" and "Video.Letterbox". Do you see any difference on the values marked with red boxes in the pictures below? #12 Thank you for the screenshot. Unfortunately, the effects setup doesn't explain the zooming. If that's the zoomed-in picture, how does the original look like?Click on "Project", upper left hand side, to open the project panel. Switch to "Videutput" and "Video.Letterbox". Do you see any difference on the values marked with red boxes in the pictures below? The screenshot is not zoomed in. The only time it appears to be zoomed in is in the exported file, but in the Lightworks preview box it appears normal. I will try looking at what you said to do when I have access to my computer though. #13 As already mentioned by schrauber, please check the settings of your mediaplayer or use another one, just to compare. #14 The screenshot is not zoomed in. The only time it appears to be zoomed in is in the exported file, but in the Lightworks preview box it appears normal.. Are you sure that you have exported Sequence #1, and not another Sequence (perhaps with the same name), or a clip, etc.?Your screenshot shows a timeline with transparent or white segments. Was that your intention, or is that an indication of error? #15 The screenshot is not zoomed in. The only time it appears to be zoomed in is in the exported file, but in the Lightworks preview box it appears normal.. Are you sure that you have exported Sequence #1, and not another Sequence (perhaps with the same name), or. Adjusting Volume on Zoom: Computer. Adjusting volume on Zoom for computers is a straightforward process: Open the Zoom application: Open Zoom on your computer by searching for it in the start menu Categories how Tags computer-screen-zoomed-in, how-to-unzoom-computer-screen, screen-zoomed-in, unzoom-computer-screen, unzoom-screen, zoom-out-computer Follow the on-screen instructions to install the latest version of Zoom on your Windows computer. Updating Zoom on a Mac Computer: Updating Zoom on a Mac computer To set up Zoom for the first time on a computer: Step 1: Download and install Zoom. To install Zoom on a UQ computer, follow the self-install instructions. To install Zoom on a personal computer:. Visit the UQ Zoom download centre.; To set up Zoom for the first time on a computer: Step 1: Download and install Zoom. To install Zoom on a UQ computer, follow the self-install instructions. To install Zoom on a personal computer:. Visit the UQ Zoom download centre.; Choose ‘Download’ under ‘Zoom Workplace for Windows’ to download the Zoom installer. To set up Zoom for the first time on a computer: Step 1: Download and install Zoom. To install Zoom on a UQ computer, follow the self-install instructions. To install Zoom on a personal computer:. Visit the UQ Zoom download centre.; Choose ‘Download’ under ‘Zoom Workplace for Windows’ to download the Zoom installer. To set up Zoom for the first time on a computer: Step 1: Download and install Zoom. To install Zoom on a UQ computer, follow the self-install instructions. To install Zoom on a personal computer:. Visit the UQ Zoom download centre.; Choose ‘Download’ under ‘Zoom Workplace for Windows’ to download the Zoom installer. A clip, etc.?Your screenshot shows a timeline with transparent or white segments. Was that your intention, or is that an indication of error? I just checked that, and I had the segments all disabled. I don't know if the simple mistake might have triggered it to export zoomed in? #16 Thank you for the screenshot. Unfortunately, the effects setup doesn't explain the zooming. If that's the zoomed-in picture, how does the original look like?Click on "Project", upper left hand side, to open the project panel. Switch to "Videutput" and "Video.Letterbox". Do you see any difference on the values marked with red boxes in the pictures below? The screenshot is not zoomed in. The only time it appears to be zoomed in is in the exported file, but in the Lightworks preview box it appears normal. I will try looking at what you said to do when I have access to my computer though. There are no differences between mine and the screenshots you attached. #17 As already mentioned by schrauber, please check the settings of your mediaplayer or use another one, just to compare. It looks like the media player may be the issue here; I've been playing it in Windows Media Player (what I use for everything on my computer and have had no problems with in the past), and it appears zoomed in. I just tried watching it on QuickTime Player and there is no problem, it appears normal. #18 Lightworks has no function to zoom-in on export without applying effects, except of the settings in project card shown above.What remains as possible cause are the adjustments of your media player. Which one do you sue? Have you tried another one?Edit: I missed your post while typing. Forget my questions above, you found the cause already. #19 Yep! It’s okay. I just need to figure out why WMP is having trouble with the exported Lightworks file. It doesn’t have problems with any other video files so I’m not too sure, but I’m going to look into it. #20 A frequently used media player is VLC due to it'sComments
Of different video files run through my player and it works fine, so I do not think there is anything wrong with its settings. (Then again, I wouldn't know how to check if there was something wrong.)The imported material is in landscape, it was recorded on an iPhone. #11 Thank you for the screenshot. Unfortunately, the effects setup doesn't explain the zooming. If that's the zoomed-in picture, how does the original look like?Click on "Project", upper left hand side, to open the project panel. Switch to "Videutput" and "Video.Letterbox". Do you see any difference on the values marked with red boxes in the pictures below? #12 Thank you for the screenshot. Unfortunately, the effects setup doesn't explain the zooming. If that's the zoomed-in picture, how does the original look like?Click on "Project", upper left hand side, to open the project panel. Switch to "Videutput" and "Video.Letterbox". Do you see any difference on the values marked with red boxes in the pictures below? The screenshot is not zoomed in. The only time it appears to be zoomed in is in the exported file, but in the Lightworks preview box it appears normal. I will try looking at what you said to do when I have access to my computer though. #13 As already mentioned by schrauber, please check the settings of your mediaplayer or use another one, just to compare. #14 The screenshot is not zoomed in. The only time it appears to be zoomed in is in the exported file, but in the Lightworks preview box it appears normal.. Are you sure that you have exported Sequence #1, and not another Sequence (perhaps with the same name), or a clip, etc.?Your screenshot shows a timeline with transparent or white segments. Was that your intention, or is that an indication of error? #15 The screenshot is not zoomed in. The only time it appears to be zoomed in is in the exported file, but in the Lightworks preview box it appears normal.. Are you sure that you have exported Sequence #1, and not another Sequence (perhaps with the same name), or
2025-04-03A clip, etc.?Your screenshot shows a timeline with transparent or white segments. Was that your intention, or is that an indication of error? I just checked that, and I had the segments all disabled. I don't know if the simple mistake might have triggered it to export zoomed in? #16 Thank you for the screenshot. Unfortunately, the effects setup doesn't explain the zooming. If that's the zoomed-in picture, how does the original look like?Click on "Project", upper left hand side, to open the project panel. Switch to "Videutput" and "Video.Letterbox". Do you see any difference on the values marked with red boxes in the pictures below? The screenshot is not zoomed in. The only time it appears to be zoomed in is in the exported file, but in the Lightworks preview box it appears normal. I will try looking at what you said to do when I have access to my computer though. There are no differences between mine and the screenshots you attached. #17 As already mentioned by schrauber, please check the settings of your mediaplayer or use another one, just to compare. It looks like the media player may be the issue here; I've been playing it in Windows Media Player (what I use for everything on my computer and have had no problems with in the past), and it appears zoomed in. I just tried watching it on QuickTime Player and there is no problem, it appears normal. #18 Lightworks has no function to zoom-in on export without applying effects, except of the settings in project card shown above.What remains as possible cause are the adjustments of your media player. Which one do you sue? Have you tried another one?Edit: I missed your post while typing. Forget my questions above, you found the cause already. #19 Yep! It’s okay. I just need to figure out why WMP is having trouble with the exported Lightworks file. It doesn’t have problems with any other video files so I’m not too sure, but I’m going to look into it. #20 A frequently used media player is VLC due to it's
2025-04-23Exported Video is Zoomed In - ASAP | LWKS Forum Lightworks Main Site Blog Knowledge Base Video Tutorials Pricing QScan Main Site Resources Pricing Forum You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 I finished editing my files, and clicked "Export" and "Youtube" to export the video to my computer files. It exported in about 15 minutes, but when I clicked on the file to view it, it was zoomed in really far and the full frame could not be seen. Is there a way to export my videos from Lightworks without it zooming the video in? Thank you. #2 I can't really say what the problem is without knowing a fair bit more about your project. It's not a problem that I've ever encountered.Are you doing anything in your sequence to scale the video? #3 Could it be when saying "zoom" and "not full frame" you mean a different size/resolution of the exported video compared with the source, but not cropped pictures? #4 I’m a new user, and I have not done anything to scale the video in my sequence, let alone do I know how to do that haha. All I did was import files, insert them into the sequence, add music, and export it. The only effect I ever used was flipping one of the clips 180 degrees. That is all. #5 I can't really say what the problem is without knowing a fair bit more about your project. It's not a problem that I've ever encountered.Are you doing anything in your sequence to scale the video? I’m a new user and I have not done anything to tamper with the scale of the video, at least to my knowledge. All I’ve done is import files, put them in the sequence, add music, and export. I did do a 180 degree flip on one of the clips in the VFX tab, but I don’t think that would cause the entire exported file to be zoomed in. #6 Could it be
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