Allen Zagel
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Hi Bruce
DSE once told me in a reply to almost the same question that if you’re planning to use pan/crop the optimum size for Vegas is 1440 x 960. I too once had extremely high res stills same as you. Vegas get’s blown away with photos that huge.
I even use 1440 x 960 on my generated media (text boxes) for a sharper crisper text. Then as mention, you have to right click each photo, go to switches and tick the “reduce interlace flicker”. That does it for me.
Allen
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>the problem is that sony vegas doesn’t detect any audio or video >when AVI’s are importesd and mpeg’s dont have detected audio.
Hameed
Just because something works on a friend’s computer never assume it will work on your computer. He may have different codecs than you do. AVI is not just AVI and MPEG isn’t just Mpeg. It may be a DivX-AVI or a jmpeg. Get Gspot and it will tell you like was said above.Google it!
and good night to you too sir!
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Easy. When you go to insert the photo, then turn on the ripple edit. Select all tracks, markers and regions. then the markers will move with the timeline.
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Hi Hameed
Nothing you get off You Tube will work in Vegas directly. By the way, the latest Vegas is version 8 Pro.
I use Replay to grab the videos and then Moyea to convert them to an AVI file. Then I can bring them into Vegas for editing.
However you really need to be careful in the conversion. Most of You Tube’s videos are not of the greatest quality. Also they’re 320 x 240. Normal Video that you do in Vegas if it’s SD is 720 x 480. If you blow up a 320 video to 720 you’re going to get a really bad video. I’ve tried that.
what I had to do in a few instances was to make my Vegas project to the original flash size, so when it was done and rendered to DVD, the picture on my TV was small but a blttle bit better in quality.
Some of the other videos you mentioned are cell phone size, even smaller than 320 x 240.
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John
It seems that the Super C site puts you into a loop and you can’t actually download the program. I’ve spent almost an hour there trying to figure out how and where to DL that program. Unless it’s my connection!
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…or you could do what I did in a case like this. Before you insert anything, go through the timeline and insert a marker everywhere he wanted a still inserted. Now you’re not doing a ripple insert and moving everything down the line messing up your timecode. You can name each marker with the photo name as well as the original TC. Then go back and do your inserts.Or as was mentioned above, start from the end of the video and work right to left. Personally I preferred the marker choice in that project I did because if something did happen, the marker showed the original TC.
Allen
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Ralph
You still got my email address? I can’t find yours. Comtact me off the board.
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Gary Kleiner also has a great set of training DVD’s as well.
https://www.vegastrainingandtools.com/There’s also Class on Demand and some others but between Vasst’s and Gary’s sets, you’ll have Vegas covered totally.
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