Bill Hames
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I edited my original post to suggest enabling snapping in Options menu. Should work.
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In my experience, you’ll only lose your fades if you overlap the pictures. In your case you may need to drag one of the pictures down to create a new track. Pix will snap but fades should hold.
I just checked – fades are lost if snap is disabled. Enable Options – snap and you should be OK. -
I just finished a project using .MOD files from a JVC Camera. The solution that works for me (using Vegas 9) is to change the file extension from .MOD to .VOB. No conversion needed.
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Right click on the audio wave and you can cancel building peaks.
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Exactly. Vegas imports correctly 90% of the time. When it doesn’t, a half second of audio missing at the end of a clip is a pain – especially with music!
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I think that’s what the OP did. I’m familiar with the “tiny glitches in audio between imported dvd clips” problem. Wish someone had a fix for that
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Excellent! The mask was the part I was missing. Thanks.
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Hmmm.. When I move the crop area the picure element remains stationary. This is something I’d love to do. Been making “slideshows” in Vegas forever. Would like to position 2 pics side by side w/out Track Motion.
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Great tip, John. Now can you move the underlying picture WITHOUT using Track Motion or is my cropped face, for example, always going to be in the same position onscreen? I know this can be done with Track Motion, but that requires a seperate track for each element.
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Thanks Mike,
While this method will quickly set multiple clips to zero velocity, I still need the clip following the “paused” clip to pick up at the right spot. Maybe I’m missing something. I’ll bet if I was a scripter it would be a simple one (hint hint…..anyone??)