Antoine Guy
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Actually, even if I rotate before import, Vegas will not show the whole image because it appears to want to use a constant width!
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Sure, I realise I can rotate before import, and I may well have to do that. But is there not any way in Vegas equivalent to the rotate function in DVDA? (by the way, I’m happy to letterbox)
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ahhh. Thank you very much Mike.
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Actually, i’m having a few problems with some photos which need rotation. In DVDA this was simple – you just pressed the rotate icon.
In Vegas this is proving a bit trickier. I go into pan/crop and as you suggested I make sure the maintain aspect ratio is set to no. I then type eg 270 degrees in angle of rotation. However, Vegas seems to keep the width constant, resulting in the top and bottom being cropped. Any ideas? -
Thank you – I feared that may be the case!
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Thank you so much for your reply John.
I tried the Womble program (free 30 day trial). Discovered that there were additional timebases in the vob3 file(mainly menu fragments). I removed these and saved a mpg. Vegas now has no problem opening it. Womble is a nice looking piece of software – Thanks once again. -
Nope, doesn’t work – exactly same vegas crash problem. Here are the details:
Problem Description
Application Name: Vegas Pro
Application Version: Version 9.0e (Build 1147)
Problem: Unmanaged Exception (0xc0000005)
Fault Module: C:Program FilesSonyVegas Pro 9.0FileIO Plug-Insmcplugmcdddec.dll
Fault Address: 0x24A014F0
Fault Offset: 0x000014F0Fault Process Details
Process Path: C:Program FilesSonyVegas Pro 9.0vegas90.exe
Process Version: Version 9.0e (Build 1147)
Process Description: Vegas Pro -
Thanks for all the advice guys. For my short clip, the Vegas 10 sufficed.
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Thanks. Just discovered that. Will give it a try.
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Vegas Pro 9.0