[Dave Messinger]

Thanks Terry.

Guess I didn’t make things that clear.

1) I am a basically a keyboard editor, much more than a mouse user. One thing I do with Liquid and PP3 during edits to quickly move is to use keyboard shortcuts to move 10 frames at a time (and of course 1 frame at a time) The 10 frames at a time move has been a standard keyboard shortcut with both Liquid and Premiere. I was wondering how you would go about setting a 10 frame keyboard shortcut key with Vegas.

2) I often find myself editing video where I eliminate the sound track and get numerous different video events aligned. Once done, I often find I would like to re-associate the audio of one or 2 of the edited video events. With Liquid, I click on the event’s properties and click the audio propperty back on, and I have sound. When trying to do this with Vegas, I went ahead and ungrouped the sound and deleted it, then ordred a bunch of edited events, and but I could not find how to turn on the audio for just one of the several event’s on timeline for which I had ungrouped and then deleted off the audio.

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[Dave Messinger]

I would go to digitaljuice.com or smartsound.com and listen to some of their clips and see if anything inspires you.

[Dave Messinger]

You may well be right, but I think there is more to it than that – basically because it is both FCP and Avid Liquid that are interpreting the file as 640×486 – not 720×480 – and they are requiring the video to be rendered.

I don’t know enough about it to really know one way or the other – but you would think programs like FCP, PP3 and Avid Liquid would be pretty good at getting the properties right.