Gary Kleiner
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You can move multiple keyframes at once, but as far as applying placement, color, etc, no, I don’t think you can.
Gary Kleiner
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You can use the Sony Preset Manager. Download it at:
https://www.sonymediasoftware.com/download/step2.asp?DID=469
Gary Kleiner
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[leslie wand] ” pick the white level in a shot, and then transfer it to other clips?”
Unfortuneatly, Vegas has no such function. However, once you work out the right color correction on one event you can apply it to other events by copying and pasting event attributes. If the tape is consistant throughout, you can apply color correction to every instance of it by applying it in the Project Media (Media Pool) tab.
Gary Kleiner
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It’s just not going to be that simple. You would have to deconstruct all the elements, then put them all back together with the modifications. That’s not a task I would want to have to tackle.
Your best best is to rip the .vob and separate ac3 files (discussed many times here) and start a new DVDA project with the media.
Gary Kleiner
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You can set a copy protection flag in DVDA 3, but this only enables a replication facility to actually add the copy protection. There’s no copy protection that you can apply when you burn discs on your drive, and there’s no copy protection at all that cannot be easily defeated.
Sad, but true.
Gary Kleiner
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As of Vegas 6.0b, this is toggled with Ctrl/Shift/O
Gary Kleiner
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LP mode should be OK, as long as you will be playing back from the same camera. However, if I were buying an audio CD, I would expect the sound quality to be better than your setup will provide.
If your camcorder is your only recording device, at least set up a wireless mic or two.
Gary Kleiner
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No, but out of curiosity, why would you want to do that?
Gary Kleiner
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With MiniDiscs, you can add tracks as you record. You have to transfer the audio in real time via analog.
Gary Kleiner
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You might want to disable the 1394 network connection, but not the actual device.
Gary Kleiner