Aleksey Tarasov
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Your Vegas version? VP13 has PROXY feature – use it!
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Check out these clip-based effects, especially Transquare transitions
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Place 2K clips on the timeline in 1080p project. Open Pan/Crop window, right click and choose Match Output Aspect
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Make sure that all keyframes are Linear
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How to make the transition faster? – make it shorter!
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Jenny:
Currently, there are no video instructions. There is a help file (View > Extensions > Vegasaur > Help), which describes all the features. I suggest you to read it.
You must be pretty experienced Vegas user, if you want to use Vegasaur. Some of its tools simply automate tasks that you can do manually. For example, it can create regions at all events on the timeline with a single click, or add “Ken Burns animation” to your slideshow etc. There are tools that you can not replicate manually – for example, Vegasaur can import tracking data from BCC and apply it to the Track Motion, or generate text subtitles from SRT file etc.
I also suggest you to read Vegas help. It contains a lot of useful information!
About Transcoder
The basic unit of work in Transcoder is the job. Job consists of one or several source files, their properties, a render template, and other parameters. Each row in the Transcoder window represents a single job. To create a new job, click the Add button.
Set Output properties and click OK button. Multiple jobs can be created in one operation. For each source project or media file and each render template, a new job will be created. If, for example, 3 source clips were selected and 3 different render templates were specified, 9 jobs would be created.
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You will find Batch Render script in the Tools > Scripting menu.
You should create regions for all your clips and run this script.
p.s. you need Vegas PRO version -
Question 1:
Vegas Pro has Batch Render script, there are also commercial tools for batch rendering
Question 2:
you can apply color correction to the track with all your clips, or copy it with Paste Event Attributes command. You can also save your settings as a preset chain and use it in other projects. Read Help for more details.
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Turn off Auto Ripple mode
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The easiest way is to find and use the overlay with floating particles. Here’s an example
