Edward Troxel
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It’s easier to tell if it’s on or off if you look at it under the VIEW menu.
IF you turn it off, make sure you ONLY adjust the audio off frame and not the video. That’s the reason for quantize to frames – to keep the video straight. Also make sure you zoom in on the timeline. It seems very unlikely that you’d hear echo on a half frame (that’s 1/60th of a second!) Make sure you’ve zoomed in on the timeline to see exactly how far apart they are. At the default view, it could look the same and still be 4 or 6 frames off. Then it’s VERY noticable. I usually fine-tune positioning using the 1 and 3 keys on the numeric keypad.
Edward Troxel
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Go to Options – Preferences and change your audio device.
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Certainly. For full details, press F1 (to bring up the help file), go to the second tab, and type in “Motion”.
In summary, open the video bus and add a Motion Blur Envelope.
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Are they consistent beeps? If yes, two things have been known to cause this:
1) The metronome has been turned on.
2) Audio Effects have been reverted to “Demo” mode
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Is uninstalling Vegas 5 the ONLY thing that changed?
I’ve heard of some problems in Vegas 6 after uninstalling Vegas 5 but it was mainly effects that were missing and reinstalling Vegas 6 solved that. Did you totally uninstall Vegas 6 before reinstalling it? If not, you might try that. Worst case, reinstall Vegas 5 and then Vegas 6.
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No problem at all. For anyone else with this problem, it’s just a matter of making sure the MPEG2 file does not contain an audio stream and the MPEG2 and AC3 files are named the same. By default, the DVDA presets do not have audio streams so you just need to make sure the MPEG2 and AC3 files have the exact same name (except for the extension, of course)
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That’s good to hear. I’m sure I have burned on a CD somewhere too. Would just be a matter of finding it.
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A couple of points: Look at Vol 1 #7 of my newsletters and you can learn more about maximizing the size of the MPEG2 file based on the length of your video.
If you have markers on the timeline, and you render with the “Include Markers” option checked, the markers should be automatically imported as chapter points. There ARE some things that can cause this to not work, though. For example, did you move the MPEG2 file? The marker information is stored in a separate file.
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[brianfuchs] “Using the Pan/Crop method, my video doesn’t really bounce off the walls sharply like a ball would. Instead, it moves in a pronounced parabolic action. Is there a way to make the bounce be very sharp using Pan/Crop?”
Try changing the “Smoothness” setting on each keyframe to zero.
Generally speaking, Pan/Crop is designed to CROP and PAN the events while Track Motion is designed to resize and position the events. However, Track Motion affects the entire track where Pan/Crop is applied on an event-by-event basis. Both have their uses and, as you’ve seen, the functionality overlaps.
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It’s part of WAX now. If you do some looking, you may still be able to find a download on Satish’s site.
Edward Troxel