[Gordon Nicol]

Peter,
Thanks for that suggestion. I’ll try that, converting to avi.
And yes, I was using the loop regions, recording many takes until perfect and then moving on.
Appreciate your thoughts all the way from Oz : )
I myself am all the way from bonnie Scotland, but live in Dallas, Texas.

Gordon

[Gordon Nicol]

Thanks Peter,
I’m using a QuckTime movie. And it’s essential to see properly as the voice talent is trying to match the on-camera talent. So she has to see it accurately as we’re recording so we know that it’s totally in sync, not after we have recorded.
I’ve been using Auto Preview.

[Gordon Nicol]

Thanks so much Gary.
Appreciate your quick response.

Gordon

[Gordon Nicol]

Gary,
That is a great suggestion. Boy, sometimes we always look for the tough way to make things work : )
I just never thought of clicking on that Name title to sort these regions.

[Gordon Nicol]

Thanks for your reply Edward.
I do have a scanner but the software program isn’t running.

[Gordon Nicol]

Thaks Donatello,
I’ll give your suggestions a try.
Gordon

[Gordon Nicol]

Thanks Big D. Like the idea of having her comment on photos.
Appreciate your help

[Gordon Nicol]

Don,
Thanks for these helpful tips. I appreciate your time.

Gordon

[Gordon Nicol]

Gary,
Thanks for your prompt response.
I don’t believe that the QuickFade option is what I’m looking for.
If you zoom way in on a file, you will see the blue wave line crossing above and below a yellow “zero crossing” line. This is where the voltage is at zero and less likely to induce any annoying clicks and pops. I thought there was some option that would move the edit point from a valley or a peak so that it would be in the zero point. There was on the previous software I had and I thought I saw some refernce to it in Vegas but can’t find it now.

[Gordon Nicol]

Thanks Seth & Gary.
I’ll use these.