Graham Bernard
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I’m gonna ask a really really dumb question.
Is it at all possible that you’ve gotten a mismatch of sampling rates – somewhere? If I place a 44 on a 48 Vegas Timeline I get something approaching this. Would it be as something “simple” as needing to align the sampling rates – somewhere?
I have a Presonus Audio box. It is a very very simple 2 Channel affair. It uses ASIO drivers – that’s another story! – but within the setup menus of the drivers is an option to elect for sampling rates. How and what is your initial workflow with regard to sampling rates? Is it different to that which you did in-studio compared to that which was on-site? If this IS tcase, and you have the RAW recording, maybe, just maybe, it could be a resetting of the sampling rates rather than a post-operative remedy!
Steve I feel for yah buddy . . . . .
Grazie
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Bob, yeah, it’s messy.
Grazie
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I’m using Cans&Speakers. I’ll have a closer “look”. Is it pre- or post iZo?
G
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Nesting is a possibility. It’s making more work than would be necessary though and inserts another level of potential grief. Again, my way would be to use solid black.
Grazie
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Is that as a result of the declick?
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De-click work very well. Where is the distortion? How far in?
Grazie
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Thanks for the explanation TJ.
Cheers
Grazie
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[Brian Tallant] ” m2t video clip”
I have no idea if this a lossless conversion or not.
Cheers
Grazie
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Matt, that’s by far the best, simplest explanation about this situation us nVidia camp-followers have gotten ourselves embroiled with.
I landed on the GTX560ti as a result of listening to others and my PC builder. PLUS I didn’t think that the GTX6XXX series was even out back at the time I was specc-ing my present workhorse. And THAT has to have been more luck than judgement on my part.
If you could return the card, do so, and try out the 5XXXti series. If you can’t return it . . dunno . . .
Grazie
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[Brian Tallant] “Could it be that my workaround was the only to get that exact crossfade look I’m going for?”
That’s for you to decide.
My unravelling of what you had previously presented was to illuminate what the various controls do. It would appear that your exploration has had least demonstrated to you the difference between Levels<>Fades<>Bleed through.
Good for you!
Cheers,
Grazie
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