Helor Tong
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Hey Tinfish,
Like you said, the video blinks for a fraction of a second and then is ok. The audio is not affected at all. When I deleted the clip and added it to the timeline again, the black flickers were still there. I found a solution to this by saving the video clip I wanted to use in Windows Movie Maker and using the new version of the clip in Sony Vegas — somehow the black flickers just disappeared.
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This always happens to me. Once, when the same thing happened, I just pressed “render” again and it worked. However, that’s if you’re lucky. You should either try rendering right after your computer turns on, so that you have a maximum amount of virtual memory (which could also be another factor) or you could try rendering pieces of your audio or video at a time. One question – are you trying to render multiple audio/video files at once? Because if you are, then Sony Vegas usually freezes up at such strenuous work.
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I think I phrased my problem wrong. I want the clips to play at the exact same time but cut so that it looks like the little boy and the little girl are playing soccer on the exact same field as if the video was shot with the boy and the girl together, not looking as if two different scenes were playing at once. Can anyone help me with that? I’ve seen people do it with Sony Vegas 6.0 before, and I just want to know how.
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Does that also work if I’m trying to convert video too? My video is in .amv format, and none of it will play in the video section, only in the “Voice” box. How can I easily convert my video clips?
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Ah, it seems like I have trusted the right person to run to help for. I put a .mp3 song into the music section and it played! However, I do not know how to convert the .wma to something else. Could you help me with that?
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No, I don’t hear other sounds, but I don’t know if the audio device is set in prefs. Basically it’s almost like someone muted the song… when I press play I see everything functioning perfectly but the song isn’t playing.
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Yes, I do see the levels on the mixer. The song that I’ve used is in the format of .wma, and I checked to see that Sony Vegas supports that format.