Edward Troxel
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And if you go the script route, Steve, Excalibur and Ultimate S have had this feature for YEARS (many, many years).
Edward Troxel
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Cookies aren’t blocked so it’s not that. Until the last couple of days, I’d typically get an ad once every day or two, click on “skip” and it would just go right in. It’s just been the last couple of days when it’s done this. Having said that, today there was no ad at all.
Edward Troxel
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Use two tracks. Then use masking to chop off the left or right half or the top track. Pan/Crop can easily do that.
Edward Troxel
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Click on the last one, shift-click on the first one to select them all. Then hold down the ALT key and move they last one. They should all move proportionately.
Edward Troxel
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If you have the Vegas Movie Studio bundled package installed, they will show up in Vegas Pro 10 32-bit but will NOT show up in Vegas Pro 10 64-bit. All versions of Movie Studio are 32-bit so the plugins are only 32-bit and will not work in the 64-bit versions of Vegas Pro.
Edward Troxel
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Bring the image in, open Pan/Crop, right-click it and choose “Match Output Aspect”, and then resize and position as needed.
Edward Troxel
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You applied the effect at the event level. That is sufficient to apply the effect to that video event. I don’t know why it would not render for you unless there is some other issue going on. They render fine for me.
Edward Troxel
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1. When you are finished with your edit, you render your final results out to the ending file that you need. For example, suppose you taped an event, you edit it down as desired, then maybe you “RENDER” it out to MPEG2 so you can create a DVD of the final edit. Or maybe you “RENDER” it to some format to be uploaded to a website. Basically it’s a way to output your final edit into whatever video format is needed.
2. Click on the “Save Snapshot” button just over the preview screen.
3. I have several listed on my website. Any type of plugin in particular?
4. For Sound Forge, people use Options – Preferences – Audio tab and then set the “Preferred Audio Editor”.
5. Vegas loads my AVI files just fine. However, “AVI” is like a paper sack. It can hold many different formats of video. It sounds like what is in your particular sack is in a codec that Vegas currently can’t recognize. What’s the source of your AVI file? You basically need to figure out what codec the video uses and install that codec. Please do NOT install a “codec pack”.
Edward Troxel
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Open your video card settings and turn off “large fonts”. It may be a “dpi” settings that reads 120 instead of 96. But is your video card setting that’s off.
Edward Troxel
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If you’re going to an AVI file, you choose “Uncompressed” for the alpha option to become active.
Edward Troxel