Graham Bernard
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[Lee Peters] “It’ll reload all plugins from the folder and… voilla!! They all work again!!!!!”
Great stuff! ???? I’m sure this will help others too.
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Graham Bernard
March 13, 2018 at 12:25 pm in reply to: How Do I Change Background to Reflect in SVP 15[Christian Dongon] “Maybe the reflect option is only on certain effects on a plugin called Sapphire I downloaded.”
Not within the scope of this Lifetime . . .
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Graham Bernard
March 13, 2018 at 6:05 am in reply to: How Do I Change Background to Reflect in SVP 15[Christian Dongon] “In Pan/Crop mode in a clip, selecting an anchor point and expanding the dotted line box will make the clip appear smaller.”
Yes, yes that’s correct.
[Christian Dongon] “Showing a black background, is there a way to change this to reflect?”
What do you mean “to reflect”? You want a Mirror Image? What? And to say it is Black is not the whole truth. That Black is a Transparent Background – if you were to put another Event on a Track Below you’d have your initial Event appearing on top of that last Track. Not Black, transparent.
Are you attempting something like this?:
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[Christian Dongon] “I can’t figure out how to pre-render clips with twixtor effects in SVP 15.”
SHIFT + M makes Prerenders.
[Christian Dongon] ” I’ve tried pressing “ctrl + shift + b+” and “shift + b” and it does nothing.”
“ctrl + shift + b+” – Has nothing to do with Rendering. It makes available the Master Tracks View. Whilst “shift + b” will create a Preview built in RAM (it is volatile). You can ADJUST the amount of RAM available for this by going to Options > Preferences > Video and adjusting the amount of RAM you wish to make available. I just tested an 8 second TWIXTOR Event using a setting of 10,000Mb. Worked like a charm. I do have to remember that this has to be adjusted back, back in Prefs ????
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[Sandaru Dilshan] “You are awesome.! Thanks.”
Much praise indeed! ????
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[Sandaru Dilshan] “Video track somehow spited into two parts.”
Understood – much clearer! You’re in Expanded Track Layer Mode – I never use it . . .
Please read my responses here: https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/24/1020721
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NB: Any reference I made to VidCap.exe should be VidCap60.exe – I missed out the “60”
Cheers!
G
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If you are referring to the Zig-Zags, this indicates a changed Playback Rate. Did you want to change the Play Back Rate?
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OK . . .
I’ve now Checked from VMS Plat 6 and all iterations of VEGAS Pro from VP9 > VP14, all working as they they should, from within their Vegas GUI. The ONLY one that is playing up is VP15. Really???
I’ve also tracked each and everyone of the instances of VidCap60.exe, and externally to Vegas and Plat including VP15, they all worked as you’d expect. Why VidCap wont work within the VP15 GUI? No idea . . . .
So, throwing you a bone, do try VidCap60.exe externally you VP13 and see how you go.
Oh yeah, do do confirm that you have the correct path for capturing externally. Here’s mine for VP15:
So, it would appear I also have something locally that is an issue for me for VP15, but the actual VidCap60.Exe for VP15 works externally to the VP15 GUI. Now THAT is screwy. I’m making a point here ços maybe just maybe you too have a local issue going on.
And again, do try your own VidCap60.exe for VP13 and see how you fair – yeah?
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[dave croonprince] “I have windows 7. Nothing has changed”
Well, evidently, something has changed.
Wanting to ensure that I was going to address this issue from a personal checked standpoint, and confirm that it wasn’t an issue with VP13 I conducted a controlled experiment on your behalf.
I dug out my ancient Canon XM2. Connected via f/w and immediately Windows 7 recognised it:
I inserted a DV-Tape and in VP13 the Canon was recognized:
I clicked on the Capture from DV Tape within the VP13 Project Media Pane and proceeded to capture straight from Camera:
OK, now I have reassured myself that the workflow works for me, might I suggest the following:
1] Check that your f/w port is active and not dead?
2] Confirm your VP13 Build number?
3] Confirm that you hadn’t any Windows Updates since your last successful DV Capture.
4] Ensure your .NET Framework is up to date.
Lastly or even before 1] above, try a Factory reset. Also do track down your copy of VidCap.exe and ensure it is available.
To restate, I have DV Capture working successfully in VP13 running W7. You have to have a local issue.
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