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  Track motion keyframe madness

  Posted by Charles Avanti on June 27, 2007 at 4:40 pm

  I have many many tracks and many events with motion keyframes. Somewhere along the line I turned off the “Lock envelopes to events” button before I added 45 frames to all tracks at the beginning of the project. Now all my keyframes are off there original positions. I tried to delete 45 frames from the beginning with the “Auto ripple” turned on, and “Lock envelopes to events” OFF, but this moves everything in unison. Does anyone know how to fix this mess?

  Charlie

  

  Charles Avanti replied 19 years, 1 month ago 2 Members · 5 Replies
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  Gary Kleiner

  June 27, 2007 at 7:46 pm

  Turn off Lock Envelopes to Events,
  hit Ctrl/A to select everything,
  hit the numeric 1 key 45 times.

  Gary Kleiner

  

  Learn Vegas and DVD Architect

  http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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  Charles Avanti

  June 27, 2007 at 10:55 pm

  Thanks Garry,

  But now I’ve got another problem. I didn’t think anyone was going to come up with a solution in a short time, so I started making corrections one at a time, starting from the top track and working down. I’m on track 20 now. Is there a way to just correct the lower tracks?

  Charlie

  
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  Gary Kleiner

  June 28, 2007 at 1:52 am

  Use the Selection Edit Tool and drag it across whatever you need to work on.

  Gary Kleiner

  

  Learn Vegas and DVD Architect

  http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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  Gary Kleiner

  June 28, 2007 at 1:53 am

  P.S. Yours is a good example of why you want to save progessive project files as you work.

  Gary Kleiner

  

  Learn Vegas and DVD Architect

  http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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  Charles Avanti

  June 28, 2007 at 2:39 pm

  actually had 10 progressive backups, but to got back to even the latest one would mean redoing too much work and try to remember what to do. Thanks for your help, I’ll keep this info for the next time I need it.

  While trying to render the project I received this “Exception” failure. Does anyone know what it means?

  Sony Vegas 6.0
  Version 6.0d (Build 210)
  Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0xFF0C1565 IP:0x646A59
  In Module ‘vegas60.exe’ at Address 0x400000 + 0x246A59
  Thread: ProgMan ID=0x434 Stack=0x51FF000-0x5200000
  Registers:
  EAX=ff0c110d CS=001b EIP=00646a59 EFLGS=00010282
  EBX=05968548 SS=0023 ESP=051ff7e4 EBP=00000000
  ECX=00000001 DS=0023 ESI=1b8b0478 FS=0038
  EDX=ff0c110d ES=0023 EDI=0020ee88 GS=0000
  Bytes at CS:EIP:
  00646A59: 8B 8A 58 04 00 00 85 C9 ..X…..
  00646A61: 75 09 83 3E 00 74 04 33 u..>.t.3
  Stack Dump:
  051FF7E4: 00000000
  051FF7E8: 05968488 05930000 + 38488
  051FF7EC: 8004E00A
  051FF7F0: 1B7B6BF0 1A9F0000 + DC6BF0
  051FF7F4: 00000001
  051FF7F8: 00000010
  051FF7FC: 0000000C
  051FF800: 00000000
  051FF804: 05968554 05930000 + 38554
  051FF808: 00644E4E 00400000 + 244E4E (vegas60.exe)
  051FF80C: 1B7B6BF0 1A9F0000 + DC6BF0
  051FF810: 051FF824 05100000 + FF824
  051FF814: FFFFFFFF
  051FF818: 04000000 04000000 + 0 (sfmarket2.dll)
  051FF81C: 1B7B6BF0 1A9F0000 + DC6BF0
  051FF820: 1B8739E8 1A9F0000 + E839E8
  > 051FF828: 0064CA81 00400000 + 24CA81 (vegas60.exe)
  051FF82C: 1B7B6BF0 1A9F0000 + DC6BF0
  051FF830: 051FF88C 05100000 + FF88C
  051FF834: 00000F47
  051FF838: 1B8A8344 1A9F0000 + EB8344
  > 051FF860: 004CF1D5 00400000 + CF1D5 (vegas60.exe)
  051FF864: 00000F47
  051FF868: 00000000
  051FF86C: 00000F47
  051FF870: 00000000
  > 051FF8C4: 041E9FB8 041E0000 + 9FB8 (aviplug.dll)
  051FF8C8: 00000000
  051FF8CC: 00000F47
  051FF8D0: 00000000
  051FF8D4: 051FF900 05100000 + FF900
  > 051FF90C: 791B8425 791B0000 + 8425 (mscorwks.dll)
  > 051FF914: 7926F4BA 791B0000 + BF4BA (mscorwks.dll)
  > 051FF91C: 79300CB1 791B0000 + 150CB1 (mscorwks.dll)
  > 051FF928: 041EA973 041E0000 + A973 (aviplug.dll)
  – – –
  051FFFF0: 00000000
  051FFFF4: 005024B0 00400000 + 1024B0 (vegas60.exe)
  051FFFF8: 0098CDE8 00400000 + 58CDE8 (vegas60.exe)
  051FFFFC: 00000000

  Charlie

  

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