Splitting audio and video in Vegas 7.0b

[Terje A. bergesen]

Drop the clip on the time line. Select the audio. Press delete.

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Terje A. Bergesen

[Peter Wright]

Vegas 7 defaults to having video and audio grouped, which I personally like, so deleting one will delete both.

To avoid deleting both, select either and hit “U” to ungroup, then delete as desired.

Alternatively, the clip can first be opened in the Trimmer where you can use Tab to toggle Audio only, Video only or both before dragging or sending to the timeline.

Peter Wright
Perth, Western Oz
http://www.allroundvision.com.au

[Gary Kleiner]

If you’re talking about when you drag the media to the timeline, then drag it while holdong the righht mouse button, then choose video only.

If it’s already on the timeline, turn on Ignore Event Grouping, then delete the audio.

Gary Kleiner

Learn Vegas and DVD Architect

http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com

[Edward Troxel]

[Peter Wright] “To avoid deleting both, select either and hit “U” to ungroup, then delete as desired.”

A couple other options include briefly turning on Ignore Event Grouping or going to the preferences, editing tab, and unchecking the “Cut, copy, and delete grouped events” option which will return it to the Vegas 6 behavior.

Edward Troxel

[Mike Kujbida]

Vegas 7 defaults to having video and audio grouped, which I personally like, so deleting one will delete both.

And if you don’t like this new default, change it by deselecting Cut, copy and delete grouped events in Options – Prefs – Editing. Then it’ll act like it did in Vegas 6, etc.

[Steve Cheramy]

Thansk so much!!

[Steve Cheramy]

Thanks so much!!

[Steve Cheramy]

Thanks so much!!