Graham Bernard
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[Phil Seymour] “yes I did do all that.”
Well, until I ask I/we don’t know.
Looks like one for SONY then?
Cheers
Grazie
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Graham Bernard
November 18, 2012 at 6:49 am in reply to: FASST Apps Titlestrip vs Production Assistant 2[Timothy McCauley] “Makes no sense to me why Sony marketing would not extend the offer to all the Vegas users”
I’m guessing it’s a way that the Marketeers can try and entice/convert New Users into purchasers and convert recent “existing” VP Upgraders to be aware of bundles that may come their way in the future.
Now, if the marketeers were to open the offer to existing VP11 users, how would that square with the Marketeers strategy? It wouldn’t entice anybody to upgrade and it could also imply to new adopters that the value of the freebies was somehow what you’d get anyway?
No, Timothy, I totally get why SCS is done their strategy this way.
OTOH, if you could convince SCS of what I believe you are suggesting, and that it would improve their revenue streams, then you’d be pushing against an opening door.
Grazie
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[Phil Seymour] “so the settings are always the same… but I checked anyway :-)”
1/- Check that your Audio Settings in your media macth your Project Settings Audio.
2/- Do you use the “Match Project Settings” function?
3/- Is : “Adjust source media to better match project or render settings” selected?
Grazie
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[fede fras] “I’m not retarded,”
I don’t like your comment and regard it as painful, distasteful and unnecessary.
I am very certain you could express your frustrations without the need to compare yourself to a human and person who does have learning difficulties and would have parents who may also be reading this thread and may well be equally hurt by your comment.
Best regards,
Graham “Grazie” Bernard
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Graham Bernard
November 17, 2012 at 7:11 am in reply to: FASST Apps Titlestrip vs Production Assistant 2Hi Mark.
I have BOTH installed.
Grazie
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[Joao Souza] “We have so much time and so little to do! / Willy Wonka”
Well, you’re having heaps of fun! I can tell.
Grazie
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Graham Bernard
November 16, 2012 at 8:17 am in reply to: Vegas Pro 11 preview and render much darker than original[Lucas Roman] ” SOOOO Happy now! THANK YOU!!!!”
You’re very welcome Lucas!
Grazie
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[Alex Smith] ” . . it’s Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium.”
Yes, very good, that’s the Operating System, often this is shortened to OS.
Now that we’ve determined that you are running Win7 (an another abbreviation, IT people just LOVE abbrevs!), here is a simple and super lil Video that MS (Microsoft, that’s another abbrev!) have put together to assist you to discover just what version of Win7 you;ve got there – 32bit OR 64bit.
Once you have determined which you;ve got, you then have a few options:
1/ If you have 64bit – from what you’ve already got from the attempt to RUN VP12 I’m starting to think you ONLY have 32bit – then you have another issue.
2/ Either, Install/upgrade to Win7 64bit OR get a previous version of Vegas BUT only a 32bit version.
3/ Consider using a 32bit version of one of the smaller brothers of Vegas Pro: SV-Platinum, SV-MediaStudio . . . are several flavours – but, if you are staying with 32bit, ONLY the 32bit.
You’ve decided to come into video editing with a truly Pro Editing interface. Unfortunately you’ve decided to get going with a package which is only 64bit. You’ll now need to decide, but I would strongly impress on you, even at this early start of your editing and PC journey/knowledge to consider getting to OS of 64bit capability.
Here’s the video to discover just what version of Win7 Home you’ve got: https://support.microsoft.com/kb/827218#method1
Keep the Faith!
Grazie
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[Alex Smith] “All I wanted was a good program to make movies/edit videos.”
Alex, hold that thought!
OK, the first, the very, very first thing you’re going to need to do is to find out, establish just exactly what version of the Operating System you are currently running. The reason? Well, Vegas Pro 12 will ONLY work on a PC that is running a 64bit Operating System. PERIOD! Previous versions of Sony Vegas could work on 32bit or 64bit, but VP12 is only 64bit.
OK, do you know how to establish just what version of your Operating System you are running?
If things go straightforwardly, in the next 48 hours, or even less, you could be making and editing videos!
Hold that thought!
Toodles
Grazie
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If you don’t do Levels first, how will you know how much you can de-grain in Neat Video?
I use Levels in conjunction with the Scopes.
Grazie
Video Content Creator and Potter
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