[Bruce Brent]

Let me chime in here. I’ve been using Windows 10 since October 2014 with NO issues. I am using Vegas Pro 12.

The only issues one might run into is audio (PCIe card) drivers. Check with your manufacturers support to read if they will issue a driver for your specific card. In my case, late October 2015 my Creative SB X-Fi driver will be released.

Some USB peripherals will not work with Windows 10 (per Microsoft’s website) upon release, July 29th. I’m sure, at a later date, issues will be resolved.

[Bruce Brent]

Carlos, try this….. https://www.routegenerator.net/

[Bruce Brent]

Steve, I finally, by trial and error, figured it out.

Again, thank you for your input.

[Bruce Brent]

Steve, thanks for the link/tutorial. However, I have gotten that far on my own. What I’m looking for is actually a tutorial which shows/describes recording an audio track, panning on the fly/realtime movement of the sound, being able to see the recording’s waveform in process.

Any suggestions?

[Bruce Brent]

John, thank you for further explaining this feature.

Much appreciated

[Bruce Brent]

John, I’ve done exactly what your tutorial directed, but where the two images overlap (center), that verticle overlap is much lighter. There’s no way (that I can try) that blends the two images to show at the same luminous value.

[Bruce Brent]

John, thanks your your quick reply with a tutorial. But, that’s not what I’m after. I didn’t mention anything about using a green screen.

What I do want is to have my project video display two moving images across the screen, side by side but the center overlap so both show/crossfade.

Do you have a tutorial or scenario for that?

In fact, anyone, please chime in.

[Bruce Brent]

Thayalan, IF you have SVP 11 or 12, there are tutorials. In Vegas Pro’s top menu bar, click HELP. There you’ll find basic tutorials.

If you don’t have either SVP 11 or 12 currently, you can download the trial version and play with it to get the feel of it. Then, find some tutorials (below) which will start you on the right track.

Also, go to Sony’s website: https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/training

On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctjmL4Klq-0

If you have a specific question about 3D editing, just post here in the Cow. John Rofrano has some webinars on the Sony site too.

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[Bruce Brent]

Stephen, thank you for your response. Adding the actual part and # was a plus, many thanks.

[Bruce Brent]

John, no Mic is being used. Music from the amp’s line out to my Sony Handycam TD10 3D videocam. Mic input.

Will there be too much power through the cable into the mic input?

Thanks for your initial response.