[Aron Nordico]

Hi Steve, thanks for taking the time to respond to me. I’m sorry for the long delay in responding to you and to Wayne on this thread.

That’s a very good point about Disabling Resampling. I’ll make sure I do that in future.

Kind regards
Aron

[Aron Nordico]

Hi Wayne, thank you so much for taking the time to respond to me. I am sorry for the delay in coming back to me.

I have collected the three screenshots you have asked for. I should say that the video footage I am working with was prior to installing the firmware 2.0 update on the Sony A6000, so the video I am working with is not XAVC-S, although my Sony A6000 is, at today’s date, able to record in XAVC-S. It is a bit confusing for me as I have about 100 videos shot in XAVC-S and 6000 which were not shot in XAVC-S.

Also, to complicate matters even more, I’ve just bought a 4k-capable Panasonic GX8, so I’m working with two different cameras, with different settings.

Anyway, to simplify things for you, here are the three screenshots you asked for.

I never know which Rendering Setting to choose, so I ticked the Box which says Match Project Settings. Even then there seem to be quite a lot of options and I don’t understand what some of them are, or what the abbreviations mean.

I wanted to add, when I pull a video from the Media Library onto the Project Timeline (when I say Project Timeline, I mean the area with the time across the top) I always click Yes when I’m asked “do you want to set your project video settings to match this media?”

Thanks for your comments about stabilization within Sony Vegas.

When I get the hang of shooting video on my newly-acquired Panasonic GX8, I might need to ask your advice on how to get the best quality video from that using Sony Vegas.

Thank you for any help you can offer me.

Kind regards
Aron