Graham Bernard
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[Dirk Wellekens] “It sound as if the music on the audio tracks comes from down under the water. “
Do you get the same result playing one of the Media files in Windows Media Player?
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[Frankie Jones] “Moving in the pan/crop window rather than directly in the preview as you can in premiere pro is not as efficient.”
Indeed.
[Frankie Jones] “It’s like saying drawing on a Intuos instead of a Cintiq is as intuitive, it isnt, especially since everything is inverted in pancrop.”
And again, you need the tool for the job. Pan/Crop is great for what it’s meant for.
The Text Event, you’ve chosen to use, just happens to allow the User Preview manipulation. There are other Text Events you can’t even do that! So, it’s not that it’s a Text Event, its ONLY available for that particular Text Control and NOT to do with it being solely Text.
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[Frankie Jones] “Has anybody created or is there a way to move pictures etc. directly in the preview window as you can with text?”
Like that TEXT element? Then NO. I’m fearing that you have acquired the understanding that VP can identify separate elements/items within the Preview and move them independently? If so, then most certainly NO. If you have the items separately, singled-out as Events then you stand a chance. My feedback? You’re going to need to fundamentally rethink your Vegas Pro work flow for your needs.
[Frankie Jones] “Honestly the pan crop tool unless I am missing something is just gawd awful to use if something need moving every few frames precisely.”
Pan/Crop is a great tool. However if you want to have something that doesn’t require you to make the masses amount of Frame-by-Frame changes then you’d need some “other” Tracking software that can latch onto a shape.
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[Richard Jones] “Have you disabled Ripple?”
Good question Richard!
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Graham Bernard
May 11, 2017 at 7:13 pm in reply to: DVD I burned with Sony Vegas Pro came out sideways?Right, do a small DI (Digital Intermediary) say in SONY MXF. Use that as a DVD render to a DVDRW. Comeback with your results.
Tell me, on what and where are you viewing the DVD.
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Dunno. You should be good to go. Reboot system and make doubly sure you’d selected the Audio Event and punch ???? “U”.
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Graham Bernard
May 11, 2017 at 3:00 pm in reply to: DVD I burned with Sony Vegas Pro came out sideways?Derek stop fiddling! I’ve always found that a DVD comes our sideways, from the DVD drawer. Always.
OK, joking aside, somewhere in the mix you’ve introduced a 90deg rotation. You’ve done a DVD directly from the TL? Yes? Do you think you’ve got your setting to do a POSTER or Display cabinet setting? This does produce Portrait. But I’m guessing you’d see that? Unless the selection was used in conjunction with the change Media to fit Render Settings?
Interesting.
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[Gilles Gagnon] “I’ll try Isotope and hope it’s as simple. I don’t have time to learn a whole variety of settings, etc.”
Yeah, having read your posts on the COW over time, I don’t think you’re gonna get with iZotope. If they have a DEMO try and see/hear first.
As part of the “rumblings” I adore iZo RX and have been with it since 2007. I’ve seen/heard it improve and push out User friendliness and their VooDoo repair-algorithms to keep me wanting more and support their efforts.
Word to the wise? BG noise can be a real issue as it tends to be within the similar freqs as the target signal. But, the latest iZo6 Advanced, which I have does do this “Machine Learning” thing which is way cool.
Here’s an offer, if you want to give me 10 second WAV of a typical TARGET and removal sample and I’ll give a go in iZo6 ADVANCED.
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[Derek Charles] “How many times can I render the same event to a new track before compression comes in or creating artifacts to the color grading?”
I have no idea.
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[Derek Charles] “Is there any way to trim or cut from the event without messing up the stabilization analysis?”
I Render To New Track and use the output as a New Take, or leave it on that New Track.
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