MULTIQUENCE is discontinued. Install VideoMeld instead.
Compatible with Windows 2000, ME, XP, Vista, 7. Windows 95/98 not supported. Note that
video playback does not work on Windows Vista and 7.
A new license is required when upgrading from v2.0 to v2.5.
If you have a v2.0 license, you can purchase an
upgrade license at a significant discount.
If you have a v2.5 license, it will work with this update.
SMPTE Wipe Collection video effect (includes many different transition)
Thermal, Colour Invert, Alpha Invert, and Flip video effects
Faded edges setting for caption section
Ability to save video as MPEG2/VCD/SVCD (bbMPEG.dll required)
Quick fade/pan graphs
Replaceable recording sections
Waveform drawn during audio playback
Ctrl+Shift+D to duplicate effect settings for multiple sections
Some fixes
Changes in v2.52 include:
Better support for Windows Media Video and QuickTime Movie files
Ability to save video in Windows Media Video and QuickTime Movie formats
Ability to save audio in MP3 format
Shadow setting under caption options
Windowed video resolution setting under playback options
Some fixes
Changes in v2.51 include:
Several new video effects (dissolve, zoom/pan, shape wipe)
Setting to preserve aspect ratio under video options
A "space equally" edit command
Right-click on pan/fade points for precise control
Several fixes
Changes in v2.50 include:
A new, improved system of video effects
Brightness/contrast settings
Speed control for video sections
Uncompressed video format support when saving
Alignment settings for text caption sections
Graphs for compressed audio files (waveforms now shown for MP3 files!)
Title bars on section boxes for easier selection/dragging, even
when fade/pan graphs shown
Playback time and frame counter in master control window
Known Issues and Solutions
Creating QuickTime movies for internet streaming does not work.
Use Apple software, such as QuickTime Pro, to re-export the movie.
Video plug-ins do not function correctly. Use "Video effects"
instead. Video plug-ins will be eliminated from future versions.
When saving as a video, some video formats can cause crashes or
distorted video because of defective video codecs. Please choose
a different video format.
Some video files are not "seekable". This may cause playback to
freeze or stutter. Increasing the frame rate can eliminate the
problem if the processor is fast enough.
Support for "DirectX Audio Plug-ins" (DirectShow filters) is
limited to plug-ins that do not change the length or time of the
audio data.