Charles Avanti
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to see DVD subtitles in WMP, You need to make that selection on your DVD menu to show them. Closed captions may be seen in Windows Media Player by clicking: “Play–Captions & Subtitles–On”.
Charlie
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Subtitles don’t play in WM player. You need to use Excalibur to turn your subtitles in Vegas veg into closed caption text, then render. What Excalibur does is, it converts “regions” which are = to “subtitles”; into “command markers” which are = to “closed captions”.
Charlie
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Your shot list is very good. You may want to get fancy while you have the chance, and also take some pan shots from the same angle. This will give the effect that the camera is moving around the subject after you key them in.
Charlie
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The blue & red glows as well as many of the other FX were done with Pixilan Spicemaster 2.5.
Charlie
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Thanks for the compliments Rob. Sorry for the delayed responce. Here is what I did.
Track 1= flame video; track composite mode to “height map”; amplitude=.083; elevation=.008; height scale=1.00; edge=wrap pix around; source=intensity; smooth=2; check “flip input surface”
Track 2 = girl video
thats it!
Charlie
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I’m afraid I’m old enough to remember Connie Francis.
Charlie
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Q1. click the media view options icon. One of the options shows how many times the event is used.
Q2. highlight the events bu using Excalibur or right click, select events to end, then use number keypad #8 to move up, and #2 to move down.
Charlie
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One other thing I thought of after posting: How many people build their own Mac’s?
Charlie
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Sorry to hear about your cpu problems. Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water. Perhaps building your own to save a few $$ is the problem?
Charlie
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Ha I know this one. Using Excalibur is the best/easiest way; but if you dont have it (shame on you, insert an audio envelope; add ancor nodes; lower the nodes where you want the audio lower. (usually to about
-12db).Charlie