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it seems that i didn’t make my project DV widescreen from the start, so sadly John i couldn’t use your method but thanks a lot anyway and i’m sure it’ll will come in handy in the future… the solid black color worked like a charm, thanks a lot Steve, and thank u both for the fast response…
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Well too bad, i just wanted so prevent that problem from happening again.. Thanks again Mike.
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Hi Edward
Is there a version for vegas movie studio platinum 9? -
Well Mike i did as u said, but sadly it didnt work.
Apparently the .bak files cannot open vegas, only the .vf files can. when i renamed them and removed the .bak extension it turns into a .vf file, but when i open it vegas opens but this message shows “warning: an error occurred while loading the project file. the file is most likely corrupted or of an unknown format”.. you should also know that these two .bak files i found are identical to each other and to the one originally in the project folder, same size and everything, so replacing them with the original has no effect..
Thanks for your help anyway Mike. let me know if you know anything.. -
Hello Mike & Lori
i just had the same problem Lori faced with sony vegas.. i have vegas 9 and i’ve been working on a video recently, but i spent like a couple of weeks without working on it, and as i opened vegas i found my project but alot of the progress i made just wasnt there! it only showed a very small part of the video. i’m pretty sure i save everytime i close vegas, and still even if i didnt save last time i closed vegas (which i’m sure i did) that definately wouldnt the last progress i made.. also you should know that both the .veg (which in my version of vegas is .vf) and the bak files are all there, and i used the deleted data recovery software Lori meantioned and i did find two typical copies of the .bak file, so i dunno if thats anything.
I’m really desperate to get my data back, i gave so much work in it, and i’d be so thankfull if you can help me get them back.. thanks