[Graham Bernard]

[Robert Maier] “Think I’m missing something.”

Make sure you haven’t got Ripple Edit Active.

* Grazie

Video Content Creator and Potter
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[Graham Bernard]

[Freddy Rodriguez] “Graham, have you edited video before?”

Once or twice. But over the short time I’ve been shooting and editing I keep my captured Media as simple as possible. Mike knows this ????.

I’ve done some research on this BM CODEC for you. Very interesting thread for you to consider here on the Official Vegas Forum. It’s written by some of chaps that have helped me. This thread goes back 10years. https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/vegas-8-0b-and-blackmagic-intensity-pro–62525/

Cheers,

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Video Content Creator and Potter
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[Graham Bernard]

OK, I’ve not seen a Blackmagic 8 bit MJPEG Codec wrapped in an AVI. Maybe Vegas is having an issue with that. BTW, you don’t have the Video Track muted?

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Video Content Creator and Potter
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[Graham Bernard]

[Freddy Rodriguez] “Is there a specific type of AVI “

An AVI is only the wrapper. It’s what’s inside that counts. If you use MediaInfo that will spring the DATA for us to see.

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Video Content Creator and Potter
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[Graham Bernard]

[Freddy Rodriguez] “is there particular data you’re looking for in the AVI file, that will allow me to correct the issue with viewing the video within SVP13?”

Maybe? I wanted to see from MediaInfo what it is inside that AVI, as you know not all AVIs are created equally. Getting ALL the info may point us in the right direction.

Use the freebie MediaInfo s/w from here: https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo

It has helped many of us on the COW to assist others.

Cheers,

* Grazie

Video Content Creator and Potter
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Cameras: Canon XF300 + PowerShot SX50HS Bridge

[Graham Bernard]

Hmm.. I can’t see all the data. It’s truncated. Did you use the Free MediaInfo utility?

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Video Content Creator and Potter
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[Graham Bernard]

[Freddy Rodriguez] “captre.jpg”

Freddy? What’s this for?

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[Graham Bernard]

[Freddy Rodriguez] “of course…automatically!”

Well, I had to ask. I don’t take anything for granted.

Now do a MediaInfo on that AVI. Let’s see the results.

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Video Content Creator and Potter
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[Graham Bernard]

[David Hague] ” I am interested in systems that might take advantage of the Vegas SQL database compatibility via maybe Access or other SQL application? Has anyone built a bespoke one for example?”

Well, I’m glad I asked! – And yes, I do too.

Here’s my obs for this:

HARD DRIVES > > > INTERROGATION BY FILE SEARCH > > > INTO R:Base or ACCESS > > > REPORT GENERATION.

Once within a DB then I could produce my own reports. Back in the ’80s I did a lot of work with R:Base working up relational db querying and had seen the light. And yes – again – having a “simple” workflow for the terabits of assets allowing for slippery-slick retrieval would be neat.

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[Graham Bernard]

[David Hague] “What do people use to manage all their videos they have shot?”

David? You’ve been around since 2001, why are you asking now?’Are you wanting to change your present methods? What is it you’re wanting as an improvement to your current archival workflow?

Cheers,

* Grazie

Video Content Creator and Potter
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Cameras: Canon XF300 + PowerShot SX50HS Bridge