Edward Troxel
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Never worried about that. There are the settings under File – Properties. However, CD-Architect is Sony’s full-blown CD authoring program. It comes with Sound Forge 8.
Edward Troxel
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Your best bet is to get them back to DV-AVI using something like DVD2AVI. If the audio is AC3, you’ll also need to convert that back to WAV.
Edward Troxel
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You would be better off capturing from the original MiniDV tapes than having them converted to DVD and trying to use that. The DVD’s are much more highly compressed and will be lower quality than the original MiniDV tapes.
Edward Troxel
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I would treat the multi-cam section as a separate project. Follow the instructions to set up the separate cameras on separate tracks. The Sync process will resize all events on the tracks but you’ll have to manually move some events if you have more than one on a track to get them back in sync (unless you just manually sync).
After the multi-cam section is done, I usually just render that out to a separate DV-AVI for use in the final “Project”. However, you could also use the new nested-veg feature in Vegas 6.
Edward Troxel
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So Allen, why not just let Vegas burn the CD’s? That’s what I’ve been doing for creating the audio CD’s.
Edward Troxel
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Most people just go through my website (link below my name). The direct address is:
editdv at jetdv [dot] com
Edward Troxel
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How about if you just replace the area where the video dropped out in the first capture with the exact same segment of good video from the second capture? That should work fine.
Put capture 1 on track 1. Put capture 2 on track 2. Make sure NOTHING is selected (CTRL-SHIFT-A can do this) and make a selection area around the “bad” section on track on. Now press “S” to split on both sides of the “bad” section. Delete the section on track 1 and move the “good” video from track 2 to track 1. Now you can delete track 2.
Edward Troxel
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Can you post or e-mail a snapshot?
Edward Troxel
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If the background color is fairly constant, you could try a Chroma Key effect on it.
Edward Troxel
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I would just use Vegas. However, there IS CD-Architect which comes with Sound Forge now.
Edward Troxel