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  • Project re-capture timecode

    Posted by Greg Lewolt on August 28, 2005 at 12:15 am

    The bug in Vegas 5.0 that randomly replaces timecode on clips when you re-capture them, forces you to type in the correct in and out points and use “Replace clip” from the media bin. (Ed gave me this work-around) BUT-

    The only place the in and out points of the timecode are listed is in the capture window.

    My question is: Is there any way to print out all Media tape capture clips with their timecode in and out points?

    Right now I have to go to the advanced capture window, open tape 1 for example, and double click each clip one at a time then hand write the in and out points. With 80+ clips per tape this is a real pain!

    After re-capture, one or more clips are corrupt, sound slo-mo and picture glitched. When you hit “Re-capture” the timecode is lost and reset. Iy you have the in and out points that you can write in the re-capture works ok.

    Is this still a major bug in Vegas6?

    thanks, Greg

    Greg Lewolt replied 20 years, 8 months ago 3 Members · 8 Replies
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  • Greg Lewolt

    August 28, 2005 at 4:19 am

    sorry, you cannot just correct the timecode, Vegas does not let you do that anywhere.

    The re-capture does NOT work ok, you have to capture a new clip with the correct timecode in and outs, that you have written down, then replace the bad clip

    So the answer I need is:
    How to print a list of my tapes in my media bin with
    clips and timecode in and out points, so I have the correct numbers and can make new clips, once my timecode is ruined by Vegas.

    This is pretty basic, we need to recapture source video from time to time.
    If this is not fixed, I’m sure not upgrading to Vegas 6, I’ll have to buy and learn a new program.
    -Greg

  • Greg Lewolt

    August 28, 2005 at 4:35 am

    Interesting note:

    I just re-captured tape 2 (out of 12)
    three clips are bad and need to be re-captured

    All three have new timecode numbers, inpoint at 00:47:00:00 instead of 00:09:00:00 and read as “smpte ebu 25fps, video
    and 25pal
    I’m using a sony dsr11, very clean deck, little tough to capture 70 clips fine and three as pal off the same deck randomly in the middle of the tape?
    -Greg

  • Kert

    August 28, 2005 at 4:42 am

    In Vegas 6, go to Tools->Scripting->Add TimeCode to All Media

    This will add the actual tape time code to your clips. It will show in the lower right hand side of the monitor window. I just tried it by capturing clips from tape.

    JK

  • Greg Lewolt

    August 28, 2005 at 4:48 am

    I tried that in vegas 5, and it does this as well.
    But, I need a complete list to be printed out on paper so I can re-enter lost timecode data when Vegas distroys the origanal timecode during re-capture.
    thanks, Greg

  • Donatello

    August 28, 2005 at 8:54 pm

    for future :
    you might SAVE the vidcap file on all Vegas captured projects – then if V re-capture media doesn’t work you can use the vidcap file to recapture clips …

  • Greg Lewolt

    August 28, 2005 at 9:03 pm

    Thanks, I did that.
    Saved files are what I am using as my computer totally fried.
    Built a new computer, and reloaded the saved project.

    Now I’m stuck in a loop of re-capture where some of the clips get corrupted,and have to make new clips with the exact timecode in and outs, then “Replace the damaged clip.

    Need: An answer as to Printing timecode in and out data with tape and clip data for a project.

    Now I have to go through the advanced capture window BEFORE I try to re-capture clips and double click each clip to display the timecode in and out numbers, then hand write the numbers for thousands of clips for my feature film.

    :Is there a way to print out this data?–Anyone?

    thanks, Greg

  • Kert

    August 28, 2005 at 10:02 pm

    The “Media Manager” has a search window that displays the list of clips and AVIs with the tape timecodes in and out. However I don’t know if it can be printed. Maybe experts on the media manager may help here.

    JK

  • Greg Lewolt

    August 28, 2005 at 11:14 pm

    Thanks, John,

    5.0 does not display clip and timecode in and outs.
    Does let me search and has a file result containing all the media, how to save and print?, I don’t know. If a way could be found in 6.0 , I’d upgrade, as I’m starting to do HDV content now.

    Thanks for the input, I had not used the search before
    -Greg

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