Gary Kleiner
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[MrFizzbin] “So..my question is, can this effect be done in Vegas Video 6 ?”
Not really.
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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This is the first I’ve heard of anyone having this problem.
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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[Robert Billings] “Seems to be a solution, though not a very straightforward one.”
Seems the most straightforward to me.
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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What effect are you wanting to achieve with the pan envelope? If you want it to behave more like the balance control on an amplifier, right-click the pan control in the track header and choose Constant Power.
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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[Robert Billings] “I used “combine” from the “channels” menu on the audio track, thinking that would do it.”
That should do it. What is indicating that you are getting stereo out?
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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It would be hard to come up why going to school would be a bad thing (except for time and money). It is alwyas good to acuire new skills as well as connections. Internships are a good example.
As far as actually working as a videographer: none of my clients has ever asked to see my “certificate” 🙂
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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… The sony Z1u may be your best choice as far as options on formats and frame rates as well as moving into HDV in the future.
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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I assume from your choice of cameras that you will be shooting in SD and not HDV?
Vegas can convert between NTSC and PAL with no problem. If you are doing a significant amount of work for European consumption, a PAL camera would be a good choice since NTSC converted from PAL looks better than the other way around.
When you capture your footage, the system and frame rate are automatically detected and do not have to be set.
If you are producing DVDs for both markets, then NTSC is the better bet, as European DVD players and TVs generally handle NTSC OK, but egocentric Americans don’t create a market for DVD players that handle PAL.
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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Update to the current version (6.0d) at
The Sony SiteGary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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[jeditdv] ”
If you zoom in far enough on the timeline, you will get one picon for every frame”BTW, if you hold down Alt/Up Arrow the timeline will stop zooming when it set to this state.
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
