Edward Troxel
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How about totally uninstalling and reinstalling Vegas?
Edward Troxel
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Try this:
Put the MPG file on the timeline. Do NO editing whatsoever. Render that to a DV-AVI file. Is the DV-AVI out of sync?
Edward Troxel
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I have not seen this happen. What are you rendering FROM? What are you rendering TO? How about a few more details?
Edward Troxel
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Since you’re going to MPEG2, I’m assuming you’re going to DVD. DVDs use AC3 so that is the format you should be rendering (definitely not mp3!). The symptoms you are describing can be reversed:
Edward Troxel
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Take a look at Vol 1 #9 of my newsletters for the article on adjusting the speed of a clip.
Edward Troxel
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Turn off: Options – Quickfade Audio Events
Edward Troxel
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Open the big file. Delete all sections but the first one. File – Save as to a new file.
Open the big file. Delete all sections but the next one. File – Save as to a new file.
Open the big file. Delete all sections but the next one. File – Save as to a new file.
Open the big file. Delete all sections but the next one. File – Save as to a new file.
Edward Troxel
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I simply add a text generated media to the timeline. My text is clear. Perhaps if you elaborate a little further and explain how you’re arriving at this “poor text” and where you’re seeing it.
Edward Troxel
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Switch to firewire for the standard means of capturing. You’ll be much happier as you can simply work instead of messing with hardware trying to get things to work. The quality will also be better than all the USB methods I have seen. Plus you’ll get standard DV-AVI files instead of whatever format/resolution the USB method will give you.
Edward Troxel
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