Hi
Are you referring to CAMERA SHAKE or some other visual effect?
If the original clips from your camera, imported to VP are shaky then that is nothing to do with VP. A steady support when filming is the obvious answer to this.
If this, in fact is the case then apply the Stabilize effect to your clips before exporting your edited video . (It is unlikely that VP will produce a shaky export clip)
The stabilizing process can be time consuming.
There are two ways to do it.
1)
Load your exported video to VP
Right click it in the Clip bin
Select the option Stabilize Video. VP will process the video, make an copy in the default save folder as set up Options and replace the file you have placed in VP
2)
Load all the project clips to VP
Right click each one in turn in the clip bin and select the Stabilize Video option.
Check the Quality of stabilization desired. and click OK. The selected clip in the bin will be replaced with a stabilized version. If you have already placed the clip onto the timeline it will be replaced with the stabilized clip. Copies will be stored in the default folder set up under Options
Edit your project with the stabilized clips
It would be interesting to see a short example showing the effect you are getting
Nat