Gary Badgley
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I finally found the answer. Click on the credit roll event and then click on properties. There is a playback field that you can adjust.
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What OS are you running? If it is Windows 7 I would go to the Windows 7 forum, register, and pose your question there. They will ask you to post your systems specs using an automatic software. There is a huge amount of expertise there.
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Assuming your running Windows, why don’t you try dowloading System mechanic. There is a free version, and its thirty dollars to buy the advanced version per year. I assume you have run Windows chkdisk?
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Yes, that is what I thought, but was wondering if there was a workaround. No problem. I’ll wait for the new version. Thanks
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Okay, I see that Steve made a post regarding the video4youtube plug in. I’ll play with this until advised another way.
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Interesting that you mentioned this. I have been successful in getting an image with a tif extension onto the timeline. I will give this approach a go. Thanks.
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Go onto Adobe’s site and they list the cards that will work with the mercury engine. As for Resolve, I can only suggest to check Blackmagic designs support page which discusses the configurations.
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I’ve tried putting a sequence number on, and they are Jpegs I’m trying to get on the timeline. Digging deeper into the manual it looks like importing stills onto the timeline is unsupported. Am I understanding this correctly?
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Okay, thanks for the input. Then, as I see it checking the list, there is no listing for AVCHD which is the codec that my camera produces. After editing in Sony it saves the edited clips as a .veg extension which I would think just adds Sony’s extension, but wouldn’t change the codec. Resolve will not import this codec, so I believe the only way I can use Resolve would be to transcode these clips. 5d2rgb does this and produces a Proress 422 codec. Thanks again for the input.
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Hi Juan, just to be clear. The codec container out of Vegas is edl?