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Ultimate S offers this, and there are two free separate scripts on the VASST website that do this as well.
Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Douglas Spotted eagle
September 4, 2007 at 4:24 pm in reply to: Vegas HDV Files….Firestore and capture issueSimply set it for m2t capture, non-drop and Vegas will be very happy. Canopus and Avid (and FCP) all require format conversion after recording. Vegas does not.
Douglas Spotted Eagle
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I’m with Terje.
We have one Vista machine at the moment, exclusively for testing.
It’s a PITADouglas Spotted Eagle
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You can mute a video (or audio) track by using the mute button found in every track header, or select the track and press “Z”.
you can minimize a track to a very narrow profile by selecting the “minimize” button on the upper left corner of the track.
Douglas Spotted Eagle
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The immediate answer is “nope.”
If Panasonic does with AVC I what they’ve done with DVCPro, it’ll be a while til anyone can read their files.
Vegas currently only reads AVC from Canon and Sony.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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it all depends on how they were encoded. Yes, Vegas will open some mp4 files, and not others, depending on the file itself.
Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Ultimate S (and Excalibur) both will/do still function in Vegas 8, and your preferences for working with the Sony multicam or the third party multicam tools are yours to choose. There are benefits to both workflows, IMO.
There are some scripting possibilities available now with Vegas 8 that weren’t there before, yes.
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Douglas Spotted eagle
September 3, 2007 at 2:32 pm in reply to: How to get a real time HDV preview? Very disappointedSize your window up or down with “Scale to fit Preview” enabled.
You’ll see a change in framerate.
Now un-dock the Preview window and double click the header bar. You’ll see better performance from the PreviewDouglas Spotted Eagle
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Douglas Spotted eagle
September 2, 2007 at 11:11 pm in reply to: How to get a real time HDV preview? Very disappointedNot a hidden secret at all. All of our workstations provide full framerate playback of HDV and other flavors of HD at Preview/Auto and Preview/Full *if* the preview window is correctly sized. Otherwise Vegas has to scale as well.
More information about how you’re monitoring may be helpful.
As you’ve noted, many others enjoy this full frame playback as well. The problem obviously lies with how your system is set up.
Could be HDD setup, could be shared resources, could be PIO/DMA, could be antivirus, or any number of other affects.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Bear in mind that Vista 64 is uncharted territory. Vegas does not support Vista (or XP) 64, so use/install at your own risk.
No media manager in 64 bit is well-documented.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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