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two audio programs playing at the same time.
How do you work with the problem of two programs audio playing through your system at the same time?
Example……I’m capturing video and audio from my camera into vegas and I also have another vegas program open editing a clip……I can hear both audio’s mixed together. How do you work this so you can do both at the same time but only hear one audio at a time. Thanks, GaryAlso whats the best way to edit a clip in vegas when using the S key to just cut the video track and not the audio track? I try to highlight the video track only but the audio still cuts with it…..thanks, Gary
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[gary & yvonne] “I’m capturing video and audio from my camera into vegas and I also have another vegas program open editing a clip……I can hear both audio’s mixed together. How do you work this so you can do both at the same time but only hear one audio at a time.”
Using Scenalyzer Live to capture, there’s a checkbox to mute the audio when capturing (doesn’t mute the files, just the speakers while capturing). I didn’t see a similar option in Vidcap.
[gary & yvonne] “Also whats the best way to edit a clip in vegas when using the S key to just cut the video track and not the audio track?”
You either have to ungroup them or you can use the “Ignore Event Grouping” button on the toolbar.
Edward Troxel
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