Danny Hays
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Is your preview set the same? Try preview, auto. This is a faster computer?
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Also .WMV is a compressed deliverabe format, not ideal for editing.
If you can’t get the original files, try setting your preview settings to preview auto. This wont change the quality of your rendered video, just get you a smoother playback. Your rendered files are fine right? -
No disrespect but it’s hard to see if it’s HD or not with the way the camera was jerked around so much. If you put the camera on a tripod and set its capture mode to auto , I bet it would look way better. Vegas Pro 8 I think is before the Internet presets were added so try the Render as 8 mbts .wmv 1080 30P preset and upload that. Youtube always re-encodes all videos before you can view it. So the best way is to upload the best quality video that still fits You Tubes upload limits.
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If you could capture the unenhanced video with the Shuttle or card before the enhancement process, then it’s changing the resolution and or framerate if the shuttle doesn’t capture it now. The video properties going into the shuttle has to match the capture settings in Media Express or the capture program in order for it to work.
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See this post. It’s a little different than your problem but has the same solution.
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You could make 2 copies of that clip on the timeline so you have three identical tracks. Then add a color balance to each of the three events, lower two of the colors all the way, leaving one different color left up one each diferent event. Then use your pan and crop to move them apart like your sample video. Hope this helps, Danny Hays
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I have the Tm700 and shoot at 1080 60p. And yes the picture is really unbelievable. Why are you rendering to .m2t which won’t be the same framerate as your 50p fps footage? And why are you rendering it twice? Every render takes a quality hit. The 50p and 60p captures are for the time being only good for getting great slow motion video and rendering them to 50 or 60p .mp4 or wmv to be viewed on a fast computer. If your going to put these on a blu ray disc, you may as well turn off the 50p and shoot in 50i, and put all the files on the timeline and render once to the final format for blu ray.
If not, what will the videos be played on?
I’ve played with my TM700 quite a bit and may be of some help.
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I would overlap both to start. Then select both video and audio events on the second clip and hit the “U” key to unlink them, then drag the edge of left edge of the video event to the right until it snaps even with the end of the first video event.
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Right under the video track on the timeline.
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Does the waveform get close to 0DB?It should almost clip but not. You can normalize it if it’s low.