Graham Bernard
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[Ethan Nunn] “Thought that posting in the Vegas Pro forum gave it away but oh well :P”
Hi Ethan! Mostly yes, but often people post here having different flavours of Vegas thinking that a response will give them solutions to their flavour.
OK, so am I VP17. Firstly that Media looks like Stills and not moving inside their frame? Correct? Secondly I’d explore Track Motion. Heaps of controls there.
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[Ethan Nunn] “Anyone know how to make something like in the video above but with more videos and stuff?”
Hi Ethan! – What Software are you using?
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[Matthew Jeschke] “I know Photoshop isn’t Vegas but for that reason I’m curious which way do you do noise reduction and why?”
Hi Matthew! I don’t add any active NoiseRedux in any Chain. You are correct, PS and VP are different: A Photo is Static. It deals with “set” Space or Spacial space. Video moves from frame to frame in time or Temporal space. I’ve understood Video Noise Reduction can deal with both. Frames “Spatial” static and frames moving “Temporal”. How would we be able to be certain and then have a colour correction that deals with a static snapshot or Sharpen again dealing with a Spacial space? It’s complex.
So, what do I do? I do correct Noise, but first and nothing else active – done. I also use steadying software prior to Noise Redux – done. Then I can be assured that I’ve got it ready, as good as it can be, and then do Colour stuff or Sharpen or any other FX that’s not Temporal. It’s complex. So for me I uncheck everything that’s NOT NoiseRedux.
An observation I’ve just made: Why are you using Sharpen?
If I can use the analogy of Audio repair. I use Noise redux prior to any SFXs.
As to understanding Spatial and Temporal Noise redux I did a quick GoogleDoodle and got back this “paper”:
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ddns/2015/351763/
Enjoy?!
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Graham Bernard
August 22, 2019 at 5:31 am in reply to: Sound volume different on speakers and headset[Francois Pénzes] “I’m at a loss here. Sorry.”
Success! After several days and reboots I thought I’d give it another go. And this morning it burst into life.
Thanks Francois.
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[Jose Melinski] “Thanks in advance for any info!”
Hi Jose! You’ve posted Sean’s work from December 2015? Why?
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Working here. It just happened.
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Graham Bernard
August 20, 2019 at 11:18 am in reply to: Sound volume different on speakers and headsetUgh…. Not working with WAV here. I’m dragging the WAV directly onto Levellator.
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[Kenneth Maultsby] “I am not sure if it because I have Vegas Post suite.”
Maybe, but I can’t think why that should be. Get in touch with MAGIX Support and ask?
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Graham Bernard
August 20, 2019 at 4:53 am in reply to: Sony Vegas preview better with certain video card?[Jono Grant] “Would a better graphics card help with that or is that paower related to other computer components?”
Hi Jono! What card have you got now? And generally what Media do you use? This will give us an idea what you’re used to getting the Preview FPS presently and then what you could be looking at. Would that help?
Also do look at the signatures of COW members to get an idea. Have a look at my signature. I’ve had this built for me and I’m truly happy with it.
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Graham Bernard
August 20, 2019 at 4:46 am in reply to: Sound volume different on speakers and headset[Francois Pénzes] “If you have voice only (not great for music) you can also use Levelator. It works beautifully to normalize your track(s) and get rid of those pesky drops in the level.”
Hi Francois! Your advice is so timely, I have just the job I need for Levelator, and I couldn’t remember the name of it. Do you know if it works with Win10? I notice that it’s stopped development at Win7?
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