Danny Hays
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You can just copy the one VOB file that has the section you want. Use Windows Explorer. Then change the extention from vob to mpg.
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Make sure your project setting resolution is the same as the render resolution to keep things from moving, shifting.
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I think the best way to do what you want to do is to open two instances of Vegas and copy your media generated events from one to another. Hope this helps, Danny Hays
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Try plugging your headphones into the Fire studio. I have the same headphone amp and remember something similar I didn’t like about it, so I use the headphone out of my Firepod or Inspires.
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Ron, With so many SD camcorders out there that people make home DVDs, I don’t see them going away anytime soon.
As far as a format for the web, Vegas 10 has several MP4 render presets labeled for Internet to pick from. Select one with the same sesolution as your source footage. -
As far as music, rip a few of your fav cd’s that are equal in volume and check out the waveforms.
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It really comes down to what your going to play the videos on. For example, WMV and MP4 are good for internet streaming. I’m sure you can Google it and find plenty of articles on them. Here’s one I found with one search.
https://leighblackall.blogspot.com/2009/04/video-file-formats-what-and-when-to-use.html
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Now there’s a Creative Cow!
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Can you obtain the original videos? WMV is a delivery format and not good for recompressing.
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Make sure your project settings, (resolution) and your render resolution are the same or else things can move on you. Been there, done that.