Adam Rose esq.
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Adam Rose esq.
March 26, 2008 at 9:08 am in reply to: Sony Vegas Pro 8 or Pinnacle Studio Ultimate ver. 11pricewise, as I posted on another thread, you could do the following:
you could buy full Vegas 6 from B&H for $79 then get the upgrade from sony direct for $234
is all legit. done it myself.
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/shopping/category.asp?id=111&FamID=106
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Adam Rose esq.
March 26, 2008 at 9:07 am in reply to: Want to upgrade my Vegas Movie Studio 4.0….. but to what!you could also buy full Vegas 6 from B&H for $79 then get the upgrade from sony direct for $234
is all legit. done it myself.
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/shopping/category.asp?id=111&FamID=106
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if the text / lines are not broadcast safe, they can do that when viewed on a TV
make sure white and black are set to 235,235,235 and 16,16,16 in your RGB values, rather than 255,255,255 and 0,0,0.
or just apply a broadcast clamp to the output as a whole, though the normal video might not need it.
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my friends are using the Protitler to do all the farsi stuff, and it works fine
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can’t remember if they be pasting it into PT or typing straight in – think it’s the latter.
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also, because it’s so simple, make sure you do the same thing with the SHIFT key down, and also with the CTRL key down
muchos essential functionality
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2 easy methods:
1) put cursor at start point, and push ‘S’ for split. Do same at end point. Apply FX to that new clip.
2) apply FX to entire clip. In the Properties for that FX, there will be a timeline at the bottom. You need to create keyframes, for the changes in use of the effect. Is very useful to turn on the SYNC CURSOR button at bottom left of the FX timeline, to get timings right.
a possible third alternative is to duplicate the track, apply FX to top track, and use the track Compositing envelope to adjust opacity of the top track. Would be easiest method IF you had lots of variation in the particular FX, and wanted to use the envelope method.
HTH
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[tom Delacarey] “Okay, about the dual boot; if the pc comes with vista can I put xp on it (without installing that first).”
just found the easy method for installing XP AFTER Vista:
https://www.pronetworks.org/forum/about88231.html
and vistabootpro is a freedownload – https://www.vistabootpro.org/
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have found I suddenly need to use Nikon Capture to control my D70 for time lapse recording, and Capture doesn’t like vista, so XP going on to my system tomorrow
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well, only real hassle for me was initial problem with DVDA not wanting to open / run. Turned out (purely by trial and error) that DEP had to be disabled for DVDA, then it worked fine.
Would I use vista64 if I had to build another machine right now? Sure. No reason to use XP (which is on my other 2 machines)
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Okay, about the dual boot; if the pc comes with vista can I put xp on it (without installing that first).
I don’t know what the complications might be, but is common experience that XP should go on first. You can always give the opposite method a try…….
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