Edward Troxel
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Did you try using “Reduce Interlace Flicker”? You might also see if moving the PIP up or down one scanline makes a difference.
Edward Troxel
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Try turning on Terminal Services in Windows. Terminal Services must be on or Vegas will give that error message but will, otherwise, run fine.
Edward Troxel
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The white needs to be masked out in some way. You could try to Chroma Key it out. Either that or, since it’s a jpg, put it in your paint program, make the unwanted areas transparent, and then save it as a png or psd (both of which support transparency)
Edward Troxel
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The best advice you can give him: STAY AWAY from USB devices for capturing video. Stick with firewire and a convertor/camera/deck.
A firewire card is cheap. The most expensive component will be the convertor (unless he already has a miniDV camera that supports pass-thru). But you ARE talking more than $70 to gain several advantages: Standard capture to standard DV-AVI files, easy setup, better quality, fewer headaches trying to make things work or keep things in sync (usually a BIG problem with USB solutions)…
Edward Troxel
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You point your menu putton to the transition video. You then end-action from the transition video to the next menu or video clip.
Edward Troxel
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You could add a border with the “soft edge” preset. The KEY is the little triangle to the left of the word “border”. Click it to apply to the resized image instead of the full screen.
Edward Troxel
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Tape the “ghost” separately (maybe even in front of a green screen). Put the “ghost” on a track above the main footage. Now reduce the opacity of that upper clip to maybe 50%. Adjust the opacity up or down from there to get the desired look.
Edward Troxel
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Make sure you load the most current version (e???) as it is supposedly updated to work with Vegas 6.
Edward Troxel
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You might want to check out WAX first. You can find it at https://www.debugmode.com and it can add many effects and the price is FREE.
Edward Troxel
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Yes. I use Excalibur when I want to render regions. It can also create regions around events if they don’t already exist. So, yes, it can be done via scripts. Do some searching and you may even find a free one that will handle your needs. For example, there’s a “BatchRenderGUI” script that will handle regions. I’d be happy to e-mail it to you.
Edward Troxel