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Do you have Quantize to Frames disabled/.
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Douglas Spotted eagle
November 22, 2008 at 2:10 am in reply to: Vegas 8c & Panasonic HD — vegas crashesAre you Xferring the files to your HDD first? Or trying to edit straight off the camera?
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XDCAM is a format. It packages MPEG 2 or MPEG 4 files in a container called “.mxf.” Vegas can read these files natively, and has a unique proxy browser for XDCAM HD formats. It’s a standard of the ENG world. XDCAM EX records to SXS/Express cards, and XDCAM HD records to Professional Blu-ray discs.
XDCAM HD has either 4:2:2 or 4:2:0 color sampling, depending on which model you chose. Bitrates range from 35Mbps up, but XDCAM EX can shoot an HDV-compatible 25Mbps stream as well.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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60i to 30p…
Force resample (usually not necessary) and use deinterlace settings.
Not the BEST deinterlacer, but it does a good job, especially when downconverting. We did this all the time/daily, until we bought EX1’s for training vids.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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November 20, 2008 at 5:21 am in reply to: advancing cursor 10 frames left or rightBoth Ultimate S and Excalibur are Vegas 8 compatible, not sure how you meant it isn’t? If you mean 64bit, then yes…that’s a different story. Different app.
As Edward indicated, Vegas scripts can accomplish what you want.
Audio can be grouped/ungrouped at will; I’m assuming you perhaps want to do this for J/L cuts? If so, you can also use scripts for those actions too, making it much easier.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Simply drop the .veg file you want to nest on the timeline of the master instance of Vegas. .Veg files behave just like video files.
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Yes, you can do exactly this. It’s been available as such for nearly 2 years.. 🙂
Have fun!
Burn AVC content to a DVD 5 (non BD DVD) and play it back in HD on a Blu-ray player.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Raylight from DVFilm is the answer to all your problems. 🙂 Native PXF file handling on the Vegas timeline
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A-Go into Options | Preferences | Editing and change the default length of still images (5 seconds is the default).
B-Make a selection on the timeline to fit your desired length. Right Click and insert Generated Media, choose the titler from your choices. This will create a title equal to the length of the selected area
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What codec does the quicktime movie use?
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