On my timeline, I removed a shot from a video clip (but kept the audio portion) that was 30 seconds long and want to replace it with a shot that’s 45 seconds long, so to make it work within the audio, I need to time-stretch it by squeezing it into the same position the other deleted shot was. But when I try this, it only ends up trimming the video clip.

Never mind, I figured it out.

On Vegas Pro 19, I’m using 5.1 audio that I want to render into Dolby Digital, but I’m not sure how to do this.

When selecting Render As=>Customize Template=>Audio tab, there’s a selection for it to be in AC-3, but I’m not sure if this is considered Dolby Digital.

When Adobe Speedgrade used to be around, it had a feature called Shot Matcher. It allowed you to match the color between two different video shots from the same scene.

Does Davinci Resolve 18 have something similar to this?

Whenever I try to load a clip into Premiere Pro, the video part of it doesn’t load; only the audio does.

I tried to fix this by going to C:/Program Files/Adobe/Common/Plugins/7.0/Mediacore and then deleting all the files within the folder, and this fixed it at first but then the problem happened again.

How do you do it in Vegas Pro?

What’s the feature called in Premiere Pro that allows you to hear the audio while moving frame by frame on the timeline?