Angelo Mike
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Yeah. Maybe you have to manually go to event video/audio event you want grouped, highlight each pair of them you want grouped, and press “G” to group them again.
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I downloaded it, thanks. It worked without problems on my project.
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[Edward Troxel] “Angelo, I would certainly test out the new Titler Pro 1 release. Just make sure you only install the proper OpenFX version since you’re on Vegas Pro 11.”
Not for $99. How about I have the version I have fixed?
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My version that I got with Vegas 11 on release is still as buggy as the day I got it, and I’ve pretty much given up on using it.
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Is there some reason you have for asking if they wouldn’t be reliable or safe? I use both without any problems.
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Angelo Mike
November 25, 2013 at 4:31 pm in reply to: Workflow for working with 4K footage in SVP 12I downloaded some 4k FS700 footage and it didn’t even work at all in Vegas 11. Not sure what I was supposed to do and I didn’t take a lot of time to figure it out, but what I did research didn’t turn up much at all useful in terms of finding a way to make it conform to Vegas.
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Angelo Mike
November 20, 2013 at 8:37 pm in reply to: I need to create a project where I can separate clips into categories, and then sub-categoriesHe’s just trying to be able to readily identify different events on the timeline like when he wants to edit one series of events as opposed to another. Having those blue markers he put on using Paint would be an example of that, were it possible in Vegas.
I would say, first, on the Project Media window, right click “Media Bins”, click “Create New Bin”, and make a name for the clips in there. Find the clips in your Project Media window, highlight them, and drag them into that bin’s folder icon.
Or, since you already have some of the events on your timeline, select the events on the timeline, right click on them, and click “Select in Project Media List”. Then drag them into the folder of that bin.
That doesn’t change the appearance of the events on the timeline, but it does make it easier to at least keep those clips in a different category, though that’s assuming that the events on your timeline aren’t all from the same clips. In which case, this solution won’t help.
I would say just put each series of events you want separated on a different track, and name the track with a description of the events on it. You may have a ton of tracks, but I don’t know of a way to create different colored markers around different events, so that may be the best solution. Though maybe there’s some plugin that will do that.
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Angelo Mike
November 20, 2013 at 8:17 pm in reply to: Looks like there’s an update to SVP 12–Build 765 -
Angelo Mike
November 7, 2013 at 5:04 am in reply to: Looking for an equivalent to (what used to be) YouSendIt.comSendthisfile was always great and inexpensive for me. I still use the free version (which is functional, it just throttles your upload speed) occasionally.
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Angelo Mike
November 3, 2013 at 3:24 pm in reply to: I want my videos to have more of a unique, cinematic feel. Any suggestions?Watch a lot of movies, figure out what you like, and shoot constantly to practice getting that look. Don’t get complacent about it.