Danny Hays
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I just zoom in until you can see single frames in the time line and drag one frame at a time. Danny
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I think two drives are good enough. One for your operating system and one for media. The render time is mostly processor usage and not so much drive I/O. Try a little test file with 2 and 3 drive and check render times to see. Danny
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OK, Render it out as a m2t file, The template is AVI HDV 1440 x 1080 29.97 and play it with VLC. VLC is a free player you can download for free right here.
https://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html
This is one of the only players that will play m2t files well. After the video starts, pause it and under the video preferences, Interlaced, slelct blend and then play. You wont be disapointed. This format is HDV and can also be delivered on CD as a m2t data file. If you put back to tape with a camera, they will have to take it back off in the same format you can put on cd. This way you wont need an HDV camera. Danny -
Commercial television is standard definition. What kind of tape are you putting it to? What kind of camera was used? HD or HDV? Regardless you’ll have to down convert the video to standard definition. If the files are m2t files, you can put the video back to tape in the HDV format with an HDV camera. If you don’t know what type of file the stations player uses, usually 720 x 480 mpeg-2, I would give them it on HDV tape and let them convert it to the needed format. Danny
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I usse my HDTV on both my laptop and desktop for full screen preview in Vegas. But both have a second VGA (15 pin D) connection to the HDTV. it works great. DAnny
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I’ve heard Vegas has a hard time finding files on large hard drives, 500g and larger. Some people are partitioning them into smaller 200 gig partitions with success. Danny
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If the audio clips are under 0dB, not clipping, you can normalize them to get more volume. Danny
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Whats the final video gonna be watcheed on? If it a computer, render to Windows Media Video 9, 8 mbs template. If your going to use the videos again in vegas for more editing, use the Cineform avi HDV template with progressive settings for HDV, uncompressed if it’s true HD. Danny
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Jeremey is right if your wathching the final on a crt tv but I can easily see the interrlacing on a lcd, especially if there’s some fast moving parts. Try all 3 settings and see which you like the best. Danny
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In the program you want to record out of, select virtual cable for your output. In the program you want to record into select virtual cable. In a program that doesnt have the ability to select and in or out, they usualy use what windows is using. set it to virtual cable in control panel/ audio. Vegas does let you select ins and outs but you may need to able them if they dont show up. Do this in the preferences\ audio devices. Danny