Danny Hays
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I use m2t files and use the HDV 1440 x 1080 29.97, then select progressive scan if the final video will be watched on a non crt TV. Do you ever see what looks like a comb edge on fast moving video? The progressive setting will fix that. Also if you plan on rendering the files more than once or do any chromakey work, I would render each m2t file to Cineform avi. This format is much more efficient than m2t and can handle several renders. If your computer is fast and your not rendering more than to the final format, m2t files can work fine with the newer versions of Vegas like 7 or 8. Danny
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I’ve been able to do this by using import media, then in the dropdown select all files types, then you should be able to see the VOB files on the DVD. You can drag them to the timeline in the correct order to get the full video. You’ll have to save the project with the media to your hard drive before editing or even playing as it will try and read the VOB files from the DVD as it’s playing. Danny
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In Vegas 8 there is a 3 key shortcut for full screen on one monitor systems but for the life of me I cant remember. I’ll post it if I can find it again. Danny
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Yes I saw that and your previous post, it’s just he’s specificly says Vegas 7A with the build # so I wasn’t sure. Danny
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Yes Mike is correct. You may have to split the event if there isnt one where you want the fx to stop or start. Danny
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No I don’t believe, as long as it’s Sony Vegas, I’ve been using Vegas since it was just ausio, Vegas 1 and 2. I use the custom button all the time and have never had it not work. I have 7A at work and it works fine there. Maybe you should try un-installing and re-installing it again. back up your .veg files amd media if their in your Sony Directory. Danny
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I’ve never done large projects like that but I’ve read in several forums to use the “Nesting” feature. I’m sure the help file explains it better but it’s for doing just that. Danny
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I’ve never seen the custom button unavailable. Maybe it’s because you selected match media settings, it’s now not letting you customize the settings. Try it without the match media settings. Just put a clip in the time line and see if you can select custom. Danny
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I just made a 16 x 9 mpeg 2. I set my project properties to NTSC DV Wide screen. Then selected the render preset Main Concept mpeg 2, Custom, video tab, select aspect ratio = 16 x 9. My video is 16 x 9 without black bars. Let me know if this works for you. Danny
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When watching the finished videoon a 3 by 4 tv, you need the letter box, black bars, in order for the visable video to be 16 by 9. open the finished video in media player and what do you see? Danny