[Clive Cussler]

Thanks for the suggestion.

Actually, I am not sure what the issue was, but at one point I guess I did … something (?) and everything was working properly again. So, my problem kind of solved itself. Hopefully, that won’t happen again, though.

I had tried deleting my post yesterday, but it’s obvious now that I had not done that well either. Sorry.

[Clive Cussler]

Have you found a solution?

I’m using track motion and the cursor doesn’t want to go above 1:59:28. I’m trying to find anything remotely similar that could explain why it’s doing it.

[Clive Cussler]

Ok, so I found the menu I had made and checked how I did it. It is not too difficult actually.

1. First, I put the video I wanted at the beginning (right click + insert media… you may have to move the file in the tree folder with your mouse). Before that, in Vegas, I cut out the part of my video that I want to loop, which I will add next. Then, go to “End Action” and make your destination the “Menu” if it is not that already.

2. I double-click on the menu folder and go into “Background Media” then insert the video that will loop.

I hope you understand. That was the way I solved my problem.

3. Go to “End Action” and make sure it is set to “Loop”.

[Clive Cussler]

I did that about 5 years ago, so I need to take a look at what I did back then because I honestly don’t remember and haven’t done anything with those programs in a long time. If you are not in a rush, then check back in a few days and if there is nothing just post something to remind me.

[Clive Cussler]

OK! I finally found out how to do it.

[Clive Cussler]

I just bought myself a second monitor and right from the beginning I could see a difference between the two. The newer one gives me a much better image. They are exactly the same model, though, but the first one is over a year and a half while the second one just a few days old. I’m just thinking that maybe (I don’t claim to have any knowledge on that) that could be an explanation. After all, I don’t know for you, but I use my monitor a lot more than my TV, so I would expect the image quality to degrade faster on my monitor than on my TV.