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Here is a guide on rearranging blocks in Murf Studio V1 Here is a guide on rearranging blocks and sub-blocks in Murf Studio V2

There are a few reasons why this error would occur. If your current plan has expired then all premium features will be disabled. If you are on a Basic plan and are using a Pro voice. If your payment method has failed due to which your plan has not been renewed. If an invalid IPA has been added to a particular word. If an unrecognised charachter is present in your script. (Recommend: Paste text as plain text using Ctrl + Shift +…

Kindly refer to the following links on download properties: Working with the Studio V1.0: Block Download | Sub block Download Working with the Studio V2.0: Block Download | Sub-block Download

Export: This option helps you export and download the final file or the whole project in any format you want, like voice only, script, etc., as shown below. You can download the content in the following formats: Video Voice only Voice + Music Script

The pause feature is an essential tool for syncing voice-over videos and presentations. Adding pauses also aids in achieving a more realistic output. There are a total of 3 ways to add a pause in the script: Pre-defined pauses Punctuations Increasing block size

Version 1.0 You can either upload your recording from the ‘Audio/Music’ tab or the ‘AI Changer’ tab. The ‘AI Changer’ tab will automatically transcribe your recording once it has been uploaded. The ‘Audio/Music’ upload will leave the option up to you whether you’d like to transcribe it. Simply select the audio clip from the bottom timeline and the transcribe button will appear in the top menu. Version 2.0 Head to the Voice Changer feature present in the left hand side menu. Upload…

You can edit your recorded voice using the text-based editing feature in Murf Studio. First, upload your audio and transcribe. Your voice-over would be converted to editable text format where you can delete or mute specific words or parts of the script.

Step 1 - Export your presentation as Image Format from PowerPoint Step 2 - Create a Project and Upload Slides in Murf Studio Step 3 - Enter your script Step 4 - Choose Voice for voice over in PowerPoint and Background Music Step 5 - Adjust the timing of voice and visuals Step 6 - Render Video and Download For a detailed explanantion, check out this blog

Step 1- Download your presentation as PPT and open in Microsoft PowerPoint as you can only download individual slides in Google Slides Step 2 - Export as images from Microsoft PowerPoint Step 3 - Create a Project and Upload Slides in Murf Studio Step 4 - Enter your script Step 5 - Choose Voice for voice over in PowerPoint and Background Music Step 6 - Adjust the timing of voice and visuals Step 7 - Render Video and Download For a detailed…

Step 1 - Create a new project and upload your video Step 2 - Enter script for voice over Step 3 - Select voice and styling options Step 4 - Adjust the timing of voice over with scenes in your video Step 5 - Click ‘Build Video’ and preview with voice over You could also check out this blog for a detailed step by step explanation: https://dev.murf.ai/resources/how-to-make-a-voice-over-video-zucs60s/ 

The transcription time is used when you have a recorded voice over or video and you want to transcribe that to text format. The length of your audio clip will be the amount of transcription time that will be deducted from your total transcription time.

Click ‘Build Video’

Click ‘Build Audio’

Select the desired block in the timeline at the bottom and right-click > Move to left/Move to the right.

Yes, under the ‘Settings’ tab you will find an option to ‘Enable’/ ‘Disable’ auto splitting of paragraphs into sentences.

Version 1.0 Yes, under the ‘Settings’ tab you can choose whether you want to apply changes to the entire project, block, or even sentence. This new feature allows users to apply the settings of a desired block to the whole project. Settings such as: Voice actor, Speed, Pitch and Voice Style. Here are the steps involved: Kindly select the block that is to be replicated in the porject. Left-click on the three dots in the block's top right corner to view the block…