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  • I had rendered the original video using the 10bit version of x264 instead of the 8bit version. 10bit is for professional workflows, not general consumer workflows.

    You may try installing x264’s vfw codec (64bit if you’re using 64bit vegas, of course)

    Even fixing that, however, vegas still doesn’t play nice with x264 encoded files. There’s artifacts all over, at least in my testing.

  • Wow I am a complete fool, I was encoding with 10bit x264 by accident.
    Instead of erasing my idiocy, I’ll leave it here and hope it helps someone else -_-

  • Devon Adkisson

    May 11, 2010 at 11:30 am in reply to: Randomize clip order?

    Excalibur 6.06

  • Devon Adkisson

    May 10, 2010 at 7:37 pm in reply to: Randomize clip order?

    Well after I installed it I can no longer get to extensions through view-> extensions, and I don’t know where else it could be.

  • Devon Adkisson

    May 10, 2010 at 4:32 pm in reply to: Randomize clip order?

    It doesn’t seem to work with vegas pro 9.0d x64 :/

  • Devon Adkisson

    May 10, 2010 at 11:53 am in reply to: Randomize clip order?

    That was a given.

    I’ve tried to use production assistant’s montage tool but no matter what I do it always changes the duration (There is no “just random this track”). I thought I had it with “Fit to region” by creating the region that was only as long as the total footage, but no, it went and changed all the clips to be the exact same length (NOT what I need)

    I have no vegas scripting experience, so I wouldn’t even know where to begin. I need to take a video track (and its corrosponding audio track) and randomize the order of the clips (keeping the video and audio together of course)

    I do know that foreach (VideoEvent videoEvent in events) {} will loop through all the clips I have selected, and a few other insignificant things, but nothing of real use.

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