Edward Troxel
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[Mike Kujbida] “back into DVDA (where they had to recompressed)”
I don’t understand why your MPEG2 files are having to be recompressed. If they are small enough to fit on the DVD and are standard MPEG2, this should not happen.
Edward Troxel
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Look at the chart found here:
https://www.sonymediasoftware.com/Products/showproduct.asp?PID=965&FeatureID=8191Edward Troxel
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What are you wanting to do this this photo? Will it be displayed on a TV as part of your video? If yes, then it MUST be changed to TV size. You can use Pan/Crop to zoom in and pan the video and it will use the full resolution of the photo. I would also do a “Match Output Aspect” on the photo(s).
Edward Troxel
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The solution has been sent to you. Basically you needed to change the “Red” in your image to “White” giving you a black and white image. I then used the “split screen” techniques illustrated in Vol 3 #1 of my newsletter to get the desired results. Check your e-mail for the modified image and a sample project file.
Edward Troxel
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Overlapping the events is how I do add the transition (i.e. crossfade). One solution to remove a different transtion would be to replace it with a dissolve. However, that’s not exactly the same as a crossfade. To make it a crossfade once again, put the cursor on the transition and press / on the numeric keypad. This will revert it back to a crossfade.
Edward Troxel
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Vegas 4 should work with GIF just fine. I’m still not quite sure what you’re getting at. Can you e-mail a sample of each individual piece?
Edward Troxel
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I’m not sure I’m following. If you have a transparent image, whatever is below will show through. If you add a Chroma Key, you can make a color transparent so whatever is below will show through. If you want a second item to show through, that area will need to be transparent on BOTH of the top two tracks or you will need to do something similar to the text compositing found in Vol 2 #5 of my newsletters (link below my name)
Edward Troxel
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[Wayne Grauel] “The only worry I have is copy protection or at least to be able to Credit my work in the media info.
Can I do this VIA Vegas WMV encoding or do I have to go through Windows Media Encoder.”
In Vegas, go to File – Render As, pick WMV as the type, go to Custom and enter your information on the last tab. That will let you enter the various pieces of information that appear.
You might also want to encode a “bug” onto the video (like the networks have in the lower-right corner).
Edward Troxel
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You could “Ungroup” them (select the video and press “U”) but you’ll run a greater risk of getting them out of sync. You could press the “Ignore Event Grouping” button which, essentially, does the same thing but does not actually ungroup them. You could right-click the audio, choose “Switches” and then “Lock” and it cannot be changed (or moved) until unlocked.
Edward Troxel
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In Vidcap, go to Options – Preferences and turn OFF “Enable Device Control”
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