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  • Ben Edwards

    January 31, 2011 at 10:33 am in reply to: Is ‘Trim Edit’ Still used

    Thanks everybody for your replies.

    I come from a Sony Vegas background and am trying to find the best way to migrate my working practices.

    In FCP is there a ‘play and return’ as well as a ‘play/pause’. In Vegas the return key allows you to ‘play/pause’ in the same way as FCP does with spacebar. The space bar actually has a ‘play and return’ functionality. This plays from the cursor when spacebar is pressed and when spacebar is pressed again returns to the cursor. This allows a in (or out) point to be found easily. The left/right arrows are used to nudge to the frame and spacebar plays from the cursor. This is done until the place is found.

    Ben

  • Ben Edwards

    January 30, 2011 at 7:06 pm in reply to: Is ‘Trim Edit’ Still used

    Thanks for everyone’s replies.

    In terms of using the timeline are there keyboard short cuts to play a loop round the cursor and are there keyboard shortcuts to move edit point left/right 1 or 5 frames? Te later is also a question concerning Trim Edit, there do not seem to be keyboard shortcuts for the +/-1 and +/- 5 buttons.

    Ben

  • Ben Edwards

    January 28, 2011 at 9:23 pm in reply to: Is ‘Trim Edit’ Still used

    Yes, is this the best way to do fine trimming?

  • Ben Edwards

    January 18, 2011 at 3:02 pm in reply to: Vegas 10 wont load project on new computer

    John,

    Yes, that was my first thought. Maybe I should delete the temp file each nested project creates. Not sure if it is relevant but I have just upgraded from v9 to v10. I opened up all the project files and saved them to convert to v10. The nested project opens in v10 on old install but I do get an error saying some streams may be missing (or words to that effect). Its the new install I am having problems with.

    Ben

  • Ben Edwards

    January 7, 2011 at 10:37 pm in reply to: Do Sony Want Vegas to be taken seriously?

    John,

    I think being able to create EDLs to transfer to other systems like Avid and FCP. I believe it is possible to move between FCP and Avid. I think the collaboration tools may be more of an issue. I am no workflow but it seems FCP/Avid are a lot better at this.

    I know there is a lot of politics around using Vegas feature films but is this the only reason. I have noticed that as the amount of footage increased things do slow down a lot. Not sure how long it would take to load a project with 30-100 hours footage.

    I am not sure when 3D will hit the indy market. Personally I am interested in documentary so it is a long way off.

    Vegas not being ideal for large collaborative projects was something I have herd several times.

    Personaly the only thing I find lacking is the title tool. I remember it being a breeze to do rolling credits with fetherd edges in FCP 5 years ago. I found Vegas verry fidely and did not find a strightforward way or fethering credit roll.

    Ben

  • Ben Edwards

    January 7, 2011 at 4:02 pm in reply to: Do Sony Want Vegas to be taken seriously?

    This is probably a better subject, previous one was a little reactionary;).

  • Ben Edwards

    December 26, 2010 at 4:41 pm in reply to: Edirol R-09 Sennheiser G1 / Rode lavalier

    Thanks a lot for this, just ordered the adapter.

    Happy Christmas,
    Ben

  • Ben Edwards

    December 21, 2010 at 12:42 pm in reply to: Flags in the UK

    Thanks everybody,

    I ended up using a ‘Calumet Telescopic Zipdisc Holder’ (https://www.calumetphoto.com/eng/product/calumet_telescopic_zipdisc_holder/mf6860) I already had and used a Flag made of corrugated cardboard.

    For a disc reflector holder it is a bit fiddly as it uses 2 bulldog clips but this makes it ideal for a flag holder.

    It also can be used as a boom for a light stand as it has a light mounting on the end.

    Very versatile bit of kit and only $35!

    Ben

  • Ben Edwards

    December 18, 2010 at 5:53 pm in reply to: Information on LEDS
  • Ben Edwards

    December 7, 2010 at 3:23 pm in reply to: Anyone tried running Vegas on Mac Hardware?

    Thanks john,

    So you are saying a iMac is not generaly powerfull enough to run Vegas (I beleve only the very latest/most expensive have 4 cores, i.e. I need a i7, i3 is not up to the job?

    Regards,
    ben

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