Al Bergstein
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How serious are you about becoming expert in audio? There are many tools that can do what protools does.logic is used by two “Professionals” here in town. I agree that many pro studios use Protools, but it is a very complex piece of software, requiring deep tweeks to your mac. I would go so far as to say that it was my opinion that it required a dedicated machine to remain stable.if you do want “the best” need to share work with other studiosand are willing to put inthe time, then yes, pay the price, but i would weigh your needs.
Alf
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I agree. Very worthwhile product.
Alf
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I agree with Paul’s thoughts, but check to see if you have a RESTORE POINT in your operating system. It’s under Control PanelAll Control Panel ItemsRecovery and allows you to back out any previous changes. Sometimes it works!
Alf
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I shot yesterday on my 7d & just dumped all the files into compressor, added pro res not LT to the group pointed it to where i wanted them when complete,and hit submit. Went out, two huors later they’re baked. Deleted the originals. Easy as pie.
Alf
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Thanks. It must have been a bad install. I’ll see if I can get some reproduceable errors and if so, will forward them directly to VASST.
Alf
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John, just a question regarding licensing. I loaded Ultimate S on my main desktop computer yesterday. It seems to be running fine. I have a laptop (new Dell XPS laptop with 6 GBs RAM), that I use on the road, not usually for many things, but occasionally, and last night I was doing a talk on Vegas to the local PC Users group.
While on my local network, I could not get the laptop to properly install U-S, and it seemed to hang up on the license. I had my desktop on at the time. Later, I turned off the desktop, uninstalled the laptop and reinstalled U-S on the laptop, and it seems to now work fine. Is there a network search by the software for duplicate licenses? I don’t see it as a problem, as if there is, I’ll just make sure not to use Vegas at the same time on two machines (I was creating a presentation for the training, while rendering a video for another client on my desktop, not actually using U-S at the same time). I know that some software licensing looks for license numbers on the subnet, and shuts itself down, if you are doing that I’ll just work around the issue. I assume that as long as I’m not using the product on two machines at once (having two people using the same license on two different machines for example) that I’m within my legal rights of use.
Also, my laptop (10.e) starting experiencing Vegas error messages after installing U-S, but only at the point where I closed Vegas. It did not happen while editing using U-S (on either machine). Not sure what to do about it, but wanted to let you know that the act of installing it seemed to start giving me new instability on the one machine. The new machine differs from my desktop in that it runs W7 64 bit SP1 and the other doesn’t (yet). My desktop appears very stable with U-S, so far. FYI only, unless you wish to answer that one. Not sure if you guys have actually ran regression tests on the lastest MS updates to W7 64 SP1.
Nice package though! I love the project setup feature, as all my projects get setup with a specific folder structure, and my logos, etc.
Alf
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Just bought it John, and used it on my project today, which is currently uploading to Youtube. I used the “move all events from right of the cursor” Very sweet. Can’t wait to dive into the other features. Thanks for a great product.
Alf
Alf
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Ed, that was it. For some reason, this button was automatically on when I bring up Pan/Crop on this logo only. All other times the button is always coming up as up/down/left/right. Since I’ve never used this button before in over a year of editing on Vegas, I had no idea it could get changed. But obviously, I must have ‘bumped’ it while editing the position….THANKS!
Alf
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Mike, I’m using the Pan/Crop window to do this, just as you would assume. I can easily move the image of the “wireframe” of the video frame around, but with this PSD logo, it only allows me to move the logo ‘side to side’. I cannot move it up or down, and it is not as large as the wireframe. But when I drop the same size PNG file into it, I can move the wireframe up and down as well as left and right.
there must be something odd with the specific PSD I’ve been given. Luckily I have a workaround, and you say you’ve never had a problem with them… how odd. Maybe I’ll make a quick screen capture of it.
Alf
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Nope. Didn’t work Mike. Still moves the window side to side, but will not allow me to move the window up and down to position it. The PNG version of my logo allows me to move as needed. Must be something wrong with the use of PSD files in Vegas??
Alf