[Adam Rose esq.]

time is money……

If my gear is being used to render and avoiding me from editing something else, the time needs to be paid for – after all, you’d pay to use a render farm

At the same time, I don’t charge full rate – depends on the job etc. Details.

[Adam Rose esq.]

yep, nicely done and voted for

am also curious about that flash transition…….

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[Adam Rose esq.]

I remember reading, a couple of years ago at least, of that edit done during a flight, of an onboard Sheryl Crow performance. Was before solid state media, so was very fast when one includes ingestion. 45 mins in total IIRC, to have the edit ready on landing for display to the press.

was done using vegas, so is prob in their forum/s.

oh, was a multicam shoot, of course.

[Adam Rose esq.]

for long projects, nested vegs work quite well, though I must admit, my v7 used to render faster than v8 nested vegs do.

OR, try opening multiple instances of vegas at once. Can be very efficient way of sorting the wheat from the chaff – just copy/paste between them.

OR one instance of vegas rendering / capturing while you work in another instance.

also, you can jump to a specific Marker or Region simply by typing that number. very efficient for jumping around a long timeline.

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[Adam Rose esq.]

quick question: why do you want to? you can add them all to the timeline in one drag of the mouse, so what’s the problem?

am quite curious………

[Adam Rose esq.]

make sure IGNORE EVENT GROUPING is not turned on. It’s a button with a open lock, 2 buttons to the right of your Ripple button

CTRL + SHIFT + U

btw, your expectation is correct.

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[Adam Rose esq.]

highlight relevant clips and press ‘G’

to ungroup, select clips and press ‘U’

when you ungroup, you could unintentionally ungroup the related audio from a video clip

[Adam Rose esq.]

if you looksee the latest Sony email, it has the entire trimmer workflow laid out in detail.

If you be missing that, looksee here:
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/news/article.asp?articleid=48&keycode=3510

has screen captures etc – exactly what you be requesting.

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agreed that trying to edit long clips directly on the timeline is not that practical, and when you combine the trimmer with regions & markers and subclips, it be fiiiiiiiiiiiiiine

[Adam Rose esq.]

hehehehe – thanks for your conversation of one. am sure it will be useful to others

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[Adam Rose esq.]

so I see

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