Bill Johns
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I’ve been having the same problems since Vegas 10. I’m up to 13 and it still persists. Sometimes an older project will load and play fine, but if I make any edits, then the wav files can go haywire. I had to take my entire music library and re-render it as 320kbps MP3 files.
Arrgghhh! Wonder if 14 is any better
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As an update, the lab who’s doing the QC check on my film is going to get the .cap file made for me, so ignore this post.
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As an update, the lab who’s doing the QC check on my film is going to get the .cap file made for me, so ignore this post.
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Nah, I just sat and copied the dialogue from the script and pasted it into the comment window of the caption pop-up. Sony then formatted it. Worked great.
The distributor was saying that an scc file is for DVD and the .cap is for the SR tape. I’ll try doing a sample as you suggested in the other formats and see if one of them will suffice.
Thanks for responding!
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Minu’s right, you simply have to run the program as administrator and viola! the tape deck is there. So much for proper documentation from Adobe. I already built a master, so we’ll see how it works. Thanks All!
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I just did a complete re-install of the Adobe CS4 suite but to no avail.
The drive is a Quantum DLT1, but the xTalk sees it as a DLT7000. I downloaded a backup program called Quarantine and it works fine too.
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I did an entire feature using Vegas 7 and had no problem loading 24f footage from my Canon XL-H1.
However after we upgraded to Vegas 8.0 I tried to load some footage and got the same stuttering preview and single frame captures as you did.
I no longer had access to the old Vegas 7 software, so I reloaded a copy of Vegas 6, reregistered the MainConcept Mpeg M2t codec and viola! no problems again.
I guess it must be a codec problem in the new software.
Bill
Cinevid Productions, Ltd.