Danny Hays
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If you mean have Vegas play and loop a video, yes. Just double click the video event to set the loop points, (yellow arrows on top) and click the loop button on the transport bar just to the right of the record button. The video will play and loop the video between the yellow arrows, your loop region. Hope this helps, Danny Hays
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Yes you can use audio pluggins but to control them in time, you need to click the little down arrow next to the audio effects icon in the audio track header. Then select the effect and check the parameter of it you want to control and an envelope for it will appear. You can double click on the envelope line and add points where you want to change that paremeter and drag the envelope line up or down after the added point to change that paremeter. Have you worked with envelopes before?
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Yes, Click on the effect icon in the header (left side) of the audio track. There are 3 effects already there by default. To add another, click the effect icon in that window and choose from the list of audio effects. You can also put an audio effect on just one event on the timeline by right clicking on it and choosing effects. Hope this helps, Danny Hays
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You can use Vegas for that. Just set your project settings to the same as the HD footage, Put the HD video on the timeline, double click the event to set loop markers, and render as DV Widescreen AVI.
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Oh, I missed that part of your original post. No there’s currently no supported laptop for the Shuttle. I would have to say that’s peoples biggest complaint on it.
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Oh, cool. I didn’t compare the mxf file size to the MJPEG but the mxf looked great. Thanks for that info. I’m going to start doing the same.
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What formats can you capture with Vegas? I can only get .mxf, 8 and 10 bit uncompressed when capturing with Vegas. I can capture Blackmagic Motion JPEG if I use Media Express.
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Just as Mike said. Default or any of them with the checkerboard background will be transparent except for the text, on track one, video on track two.
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Cineform is a great intermediate format, great quality in a smaller file size than the Sony YUV codec but it doesn’t come with last few versions of Vegas, where the Sony YUV codec does.