Boris Yamnitsky
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Sure, we got this covered too. We offer free replays of past webinars. I believe Pixel Chooser is covered as item number 3 in this one:
https://www.borisfx.com/webinar/vfx-for-vegas-pro.php
There are several other Vegas related webinars listed on this page:
https://www.borisfx.com/webinar/
If there is something else you can’t quickly find, let us know.
Boris Yamnitsky
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Bryan,
Thanks for asking! All BCC for Vegas tutorials are on their own page:
https://www.borisfx.com/videos/BCCVegas/
hosted by John Rofrano, 22 tutorials in total. Enjoy and let us know if there is anything we left out. More BCC for Vegas tutorials are coming soon.
Boris Yamnitsky
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Boris Yamnitsky
July 18, 2012 at 8:55 pm in reply to: Switching from FCP to Premiere Pro 6 – need advice on Boris products for transitionsI think you nailed it: FX is a subset of RED. If you only need transitions then FX is sufficient. RED adds titles, 3D extrusions, EPS import, paint and many other features. But if you are looking for transitions in Premiere FX will do the job. While custom UI could be a bit intimidating, there are plenty of canned transitions to choose from and over time you can grow into more custom work. Also FX is always upgradable to RED should you need more graphics and compositing options.
Good luck, I’m sure it’s an exciting journey.
Boris Yamnitsky
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Boris Yamnitsky
July 18, 2012 at 8:36 pm in reply to: Switching from FCP to Premiere Pro 6 – need advice on Boris products for transitionsJonathan, all valide questions. The short answer is – unlike FCP, Premiere does not offer editable transitions. In other words, to customize your transitions you have to use a custom UI. This is precisely what products such as Boris FX and Boris RED do. Please review this tutorial created specifically to address this question:
https://www.borisfx.com/videos/FX/
another tutorial on the same subject but using RED:
https://www.borisfx.com/videos/RED/Transitions.php
Keep in mind that applying a canned transition using any of the above products is very easy. There is a special library browser mode that hides complex UI.
Hope this helps
Boris Yamnitsky
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A couple of quick suggestions: either create the missing directory by hand or use the BCC 8 installer to re-install the product. It sounds like the missing directory was accidentally deleted from your hard drive. The download can be found here:
https://www.borisfx.com/downloads/
If all fails contact our support team tomorrow at 888-77-BORIS or use the new handy chat feature on our home page:
Good luck
Boris Yamnitsky
BorisFX -
We’ve not seen this problem but then, we do not run Vegas and Fusion on the same machine. I’ll have our support team investigate your problem.
Boris Yamnitsky
BorisFX -
Doug,
Indeed, the new BorisTV episode was created in response to an earlier cow post. We made to sure to include a section on credit crawls mentioned in that post. Here is the direct link:
https://www.borisfx.com/videos/Graffiti/CS6.php
Enjoy,
Boris Yamnitsky
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in the meantime, there is a workaround. If you click on the color swatch the system color picker will let you pick color with the eyedropper tool.
Boris Yamnitsky
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First, back up your BCC 7 installer in case you want to go back to it. Then install BCC8 over BCC 7. The two versions can not co-exist.
Boris Yamnitsky
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Boris Yamnitsky
May 11, 2012 at 12:41 pm in reply to: BCC8 After Effects – Lock ups with Lens Flares, Glare, GLint, Broken TV etc – opengl Prob?Matt, we’ll investigate your problem right away. One of our support people will contact you shortly. Thanks for reporting.
Boris Yamnitsky
BorisFX