Edward Troxel
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Yes but it may require a script modification if you use the built-in batch renderer.
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Have you tried CTRL-ALT-Left/Right Arrow?
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The DVD will be region free (i.e. it will play in ALL regions)
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Vegas 6 uses the second monitor as a full display as Gary said. They way you are doing it, you simply have a second monitor onto which you moved the preview window which will definitely work in all versions of Vegas (including 6).
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This has been discussed before. Here’s some samples:
https://www.vegasusers.com/vidshare/search?string=beam&type=fullHere’s a thread you might find useful:
https://www.creativecow.net/forum/read_post.php?postid=107742565856840&forumid=24&highlight=beam%2Cme%2Cup&archive=_2004|11|10And another:
https://www.sonymediasoftware.com/forums/ShowMessage.asp?ForumID=4&MessageID=112084Edward Troxel
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[Doug Graham] “Since when does Vegas do nesting?”
Since Vegas 6 was released in April. Nested VEG files is one of the new features. You can open VEG files the same as you can open any other media. You can also trim, fade, apply effects, etc… just like you would any other media.
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What do you mean by “Like “goto” in and “goto” out.“?
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Upgrade to Vegas 6. Vegas 6 added the ability to preview to a secondary monitor.
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I usually just use the Newspaper Spin tool in Excalibur. Barring that, I understand what you are saying about the numbers and have seen that as well. I just tested in Vegas 6.0b and the numbers appeared to “take” just fine. I set the initial keyframe at 1080 degrees and the second keyframe at 0 degrees and all worked.
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In Vegas 5 and 6, yes. It’s all fully documented in the help file. Basically, get the layout looking the way you want and then press CTRL-ALT-D, release that and press a number across the top of the keyboard (i.e. NOT on the numeric keypad). This will save this layout under that number. To recall the layout, you press ALT-D, release that and press the number. Using the numbers 1 through 0, you can have up to 10 layouts saved.
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