Danny Hays
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Are you bouble clicking on the envelope line to add points? Add a point where you want it to START slowing down and then drag the last point at the end of the event down, otherwise your asking it to slow down from beginning to end. Hope this helps, Danny Hays
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[After mucking around i have found that i can import media direct from the disc in Platinum] Then do this way and it should save it as MPG, NOT VOB if I’m not mistaken.
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Other than Enhancement programs or plugins, You can’t get data that ins’t there. Topaz Enhance for AE is one of thee better ones and I don’t think your going to get the plate number from this video. Defently not in Vegas.
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In your project settings/custom/audio tab, Drop down the stereo and select 5.1. Then drag a 5.1 video on the timeline. You should see 3 stero tracks along with the video track, Those 3 stereo waveforms are all your 6 channels of 5.1.
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You are copying the .VOB files from the DVD to a different drive other that the C drive and changing the ext to mpg right?, Otherwise Vegas will try to edit as if the DVD rom was a drive. Been there, done that Veeery slo and you hear your DVD ROM spining. What are your PC specs? Also if the DVDs were copywrited or are Encrypted with anti piracy, You won’t be editing them Vegas.
You didn’t tell us if Platnum has the abillity to capture from disc. I’d hate to think your only option is to capture analog from the DVD. -
Is it happening with just this one clip? It may be a 3D clip, as one of the 3D formats is sids be sids as your describiing. No otherway unless you use track motion and resize two video trackes to look like that.
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Are you sure it’s not from a 3d camera? One of the 3d formats is sise by sids as you described.
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Do you still have the DVD the .VOB files came from? I have renamed .VOB files and edited them fine in Vegas Pro.
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Also are you capturing as MJPEG or 8 or 10 bit uncompressed without a raid array? That would couse you to drop frames. I would use the disc speed utility included and see if your drive can handle the I/O.
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Try playing then with media player classic.