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  • Douglas Spotted eagle

    August 17, 2007 at 8:23 pm in reply to: ASF files in Vegas

    Why aren’t you just putting the .asf on the Vegas timeline?

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  • Vegas can import the DVD file.
    Vegas/File/Import DVD.

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  • Glad to hear it went well, Janet. Always nice to see someone improve their work product as a result of forum input!

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  • Douglas Spotted eagle

    August 17, 2007 at 4:04 pm in reply to: How do they do it? (Compression again?)

    I’ve not tried encoding adult content, but do know how to optimize for skin tones. 🙂
    Truthfully, I had several editors from various adult companies in my sessions at CES, which occurs at the same time as AVN. We chatted about this subject quite a bit in the encoding sessions.
    Yes, the quality is significantly better. I believe the demo version will allow you to output Flash. Give it a whirl.

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  • Douglas Spotted eagle

    August 17, 2007 at 1:05 pm in reply to: Can not insert AVI into Vegas Project

    DivX past version 4 is not supported in Vegas. Actually, no version of DivX was supported in Vegas, but up until version 5, it worked.

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  • Douglas Spotted eagle

    August 17, 2007 at 1:03 pm in reply to: OT, MPG video from Sony P10

    Gspot will tell you. Google for it, several websites have it for free download.

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  • To expand on Fuddam’s response, the degradation is format-dependent. If you are working with say…DV AVI files, then rendering cuts-only won’t affect the format. If you’re rendering from MPEG, it’s going to be degraded. MPEG to MPEG will lose a lot of information. Try it and see if the amount of loss is acceptable to you.

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  • Douglas Spotted eagle

    August 17, 2007 at 12:53 pm in reply to: AC-3 Dialnorm for Hi8 to DVD transfers

    If you’ve already captured the content, I’m not sure why you’re asking about the input levels.
    At -3dB, it is indeed, very hot. Are you looking to overall bring it down prior to encode, or merely wanting to compress it all at playback? For the latter, choose the Speech profile, you might scale back the overall dialog anyway by setting it to -24 vs -27, and choose an RF of speech as well. You’re doing this in Vegas for AC3, not DVD Arch, right?

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  • Douglas Spotted eagle

    August 17, 2007 at 5:03 am in reply to: How to draw a stright line?

    You could also use the Bezier mask tool to create lines with Generated Media

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  • Douglas Spotted eagle

    August 17, 2007 at 3:06 am in reply to: How to Avoid this ??

    use Premiere Pro 2 and there’s not any kinda problem like this why with Vegas ? All NLE preview screens have safe area indicators for this very reason. Including Premiere.
    In Vegas, generated titles will *always* fit the aspect of the project, but if you mix widescreen title graphics in a 4:3 project, you’ll likely experience some cut off.
    If you enable the Safe Areas overlay, you’ll always know where your titles lie.

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