Amiley Gaskill
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Vegas (6.0 – the version that came with DVD architect) works fine with Windows 7; is there a particular reason that Vegas works but Dvd Architect doesn’t?
By the way, having Windows burn the disc yielded a strange disc which no dvd player or computer will recognize. Bummer.
Maybe it’s possible to move the Architect project to another computer? If so, is there a way I can fix the “target file” (movie) to update its new location? (Perhaps on an external hard drive). I have another computer running Windows Vista; if I install DVD Architect on that one will it work? I realise that the program was meant for XP in the first place, but I never had problems with Vegas and I’ve always used it on Vista/7 computers…. Still trying to figure out what makes DVD architect different?
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I have Vegas Movie Studio 6.0 …. Do you think reinstalling the program would work ?
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Back again, it seems that while things are running smoother, it’s still turning the audio tracks into fade in/outs when I split the corresponding video above it. Auto ripple is still turned off, and I haven’t turned it on since fixing it.
Also, is there a way to turn off the pink “out-of-sync” feature entirely? When I delete only a portion of the sound from a video it claims that the entire clip is now “out-of-sync”. This is bothering me because I used to do this all the time with no trouble.. Now I am spending twice as long editing because I have to right click and sync all of the annoying pink events.
It doesn’t seem to be locking clips together anymore so I can drag them freely back and forth, and I can now delete the sound without deleting the clip too. So I have made some progress at least.
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Thank you Mike — I did the switches you suggested and things seem to be working properly again. I will have to save this message in case I make the same mistake. Thanks again!!