Edward Troxel
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I thought that Wave Hammer came with Sound Forge. If you have that, why not use the Normalize in SF? I didn’t see a “Loudness” setting in Wave Hammer. Perhaps you could point me to what you’re seeing. But you could always just try it and let us know how it works.
Edward Troxel
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I never saw most of the reported “bugs”. I believe many are related to system setups. However, 6.0b DID fix a lot of problems people were having. 6.0b has been stable for me. 6.0 was bad. 6.0a was usable for me. 6.0b is a very good release.
Edward Troxel
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What exactly do you mean by “10-20 timelines”???
It almost sounds like you’re meaning TRACKS.
Edward Troxel
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That sometimes happens and I don’t know why. Most of the time normalizing works but sometimes the audio disappears.
Normalizing really isn’t very good anyway. All it will do is take your LOUDEST point and raise that to the specified level. Have one cough or loud noise and it’s been rendered useless anyway. I prefer your solution of using a volume envelope instead.
If you really want to normalize, try using Sound Forge instead. It can do the job much better with more options.
Edward Troxel
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You can place a PROJECT (VEG file) on the timeline in Vegas 6. This gives you nested projects. Each project has its own timeline so in this manner you will have your “nested timelines”.
Edward Troxel
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[leslie wand] “is there anyway of getting them to autonumber? and of multi renaming?”
I believe you have to manually rename them each as desired. What I usually do is place the clip on the timeline, put regions around the sections I wish to keep and name those regions appropriately for the content. Then I use the “Extract Good Clips” tool in Excalibur to create all of my sub-clips for me.
Edward Troxel
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DVDA 3 will work just fine with files created by Vegas 5. However, you have to purchase Vegas 6 in order to GET DVDA 3. If you purchase Vegas6+DVDA3 and only install DVDA3, it will work fine. Don’t know why you wouldn’t want the additional features of Vegas 6, though.
Edward Troxel
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Yes, AVI should work fine and the DVD authoring program should convert it correctly to both MPEG2 and WAV/PCM.
Edward Troxel
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Options – Preferences – Editing tab – turn ON Collapse Loop region.
Edward Troxel
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Change the ripple mode to ripple everything, turn ripple ON, and drop the new clip where you want it to be. Everything after that point will be shifted to the right.
Edward Troxel