[Edward Troxel]

In Titler Pro, every letter can be a different color. Just select the letter/word, and the select the color.

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[Edward Troxel]

Jenny has contacted NewBlue support.

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[Edward Troxel]

Norman, don’t forget Excalibur.

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[Edward Troxel]

You might want to take a look at NewBlue Light Effects.

https://newbluefx.com/products/creative-effects/light-effects

https://newbluefx.com/products/creative-effects/light-effects/rgb-shift

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[Edward Troxel]

Right click any keyframe and you will see a list of options for that keyframe. The different options control the speed as it passes that keyframe.

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[Edward Troxel]

When you save in Vegas, the VEG file is copied to .Veg.Bak and then the current VEG file is overwritten with the new save. So if you haven’t saved again, you might look at the .veg.bak file.

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[Edward Troxel]

Obviously it should render the same as it previews. What if you change the preview settings? Does that change the preview to match the render?

What build of Titler Pro 1 are you using?

For best support, contact NewBlue Support.

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[Edward Troxel]

First of all, instead of “Vegas.Cursor” you should be using “Vegas.Transport.CursorPosition”

Then you can use the “Vegas.Transport.Play()” command to start playback.

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[Edward Troxel]

Even though it is a Mobile card, you can go to the nVidia control panel and tell it to stay in “full power” mode when running Vegas.

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[Edward Troxel]

You create crossfades in Vegas by overlapping events. The farther you overlap the events, the longer the crossfade. You then drag a transition down to the crossfade if you don’t want a standard dissolve. However, the same is true with a transition – the longer the overlap, the longer the transition.

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