Edgar Gillham
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I attempted to download Jing to my 64 bit machine and nothing happened. I thought it was probably a glitch and tried again, still no results. I went back to the site and did a print screen of the requirements, win 7 x 32 but do not know how to post the image here. I see there is a tutorial on that but I am quite busy at the moment. If you will provide an email address I will send it. thanks ed
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Tanks for the advice, worked fine on my 32 bit machine but wouldn’t download to my 64 bit computer. Puzzled, I did the boring part and actually read the instructions, not for 64 bit OS.
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I have been doing this for a long time but suddenly file size has become a problem, it never was before. In fact I’ve been editing 8 hour audio files in audacity for many years. I use the frequency analyzing feature to identify bat’s sonar. This morning Vegas refused to send a 6 hour audio file to audacity, that’s never happened before, an error code said file too large. I’ve used audacity successfully for 12 hour files. I’ve only recently used audio and video together and it seemed to work fine at first. If I try reloading Sony may refuse to let me reload Vegas 11 like they did with Vegas 7. I might try reloading audacity, perhaps a corrupted file.
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I’m doing volunteer work that includes very long video recording and editing. Many of my projects run 8 or more hours. Having the ability to work on one machine while video is processing on another would be a great time saver.
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Thanks, I’ll give it a try. Your help was precise and timely, thanks, ed
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HI. the reply was “why not do audio editing in Vegas”. I’ll reply that I have used audacity for many years and know the program very well. Vegas is rather new and I’d rather tackle one new program at a time. I definitely want to learn all about Vegas but at a more comfortable pace. When I retired the computer Commodore 64K, was just a toy for playing pack man
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good suggestion, thank you,ed
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tried it, doesn’t work. Vegas looks for a camcorder but there isn’t one. full sized DVD is in the computer’s DVD player and sony vegas can’t see it.
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yes, I’m using recordable DVDs but it shouldn’t matter whether recordable or prerecorded commercially so long as they are not encrypted. I use the term standard as opposed to minidvd used in camcorders. My question is “is there a way to capture from DVDs other than directly from a cam corder?”.
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