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  • James Spicer

    October 18, 2017 at 4:17 am in reply to: Audio clicks

    Hello again Graham,

    The page does have ads on it, i uploaded it elsewhere which seems like it’s a clean site. Here’s the link where you can preview the video too, the preview is much lower quality than downloading it but at least you can hear it well. https://files.fm/u/ccppp33g#/

    I checked the project settings, i messed around with different settings and nothing really changes. Converting this particular file’s audio to mp3 is the only thing that has gotten rid of the audio glitch, like i said before it seems as if Vegas makes these glitch/click sounds by itself and sometimes at random points of the audio for this particular file at least.

    I play it other times and the noise isn’t there, it’s just randomly there, then not. So I’m pretty stumped.. just seems like some odd glitch to me.

  • James Spicer

    October 17, 2017 at 3:18 am in reply to: Audio clicks

    It’s not that, I’m importing a couple of videos and at certain points there are clicks, they are not there in the original file when played in Media Player, in vegas the click usually happens in the same spot. I have other file recordings of games but i can’t say i have noticed it in those, i did have an issue with pops/clicks with OBS before but they actually happened when watched through Media Player as well, i think they went away after i changed some settings.

    But 2 times recording stuff from the desktop i have noticed it.

    Here’s a link to a quick video i put together, it’s about the best i can do for you to hear what happens. First played in Media Player, then in Vegas https://www.filedropper.com/click_2

  • James Spicer

    February 6, 2009 at 6:37 am in reply to: Snapshots of video file not the right size in vegas?

    I think i might have found a solution, the only problem is that it upscales the original video.. but they appear both the same size when rendered

    Check the option Stretch video to fill output frame size (do not letterbox) before rendering and uncheck maintain aspect ratio on the image.

    is this the only way around it? maybe somebody can give it a go with any video file.

    Thanks for the tips, looking forward to more replies.

    Edit: i think it could be to do with the project settings, the project is set to 720 x 480 (default?) the video is 528 x 384 and the images taken by snapshot are 720 x 480, now if i set the project to the resolution of the video and retook the snapshots perhaps then the video and images both be the same size when rendered.

    But what i still do not understand is when i resize the images taken by snapshot and import them into the timeline with video, why are they still not the same size as eachother even after rendering?. it should not matter that the project is set to 720 x 480 because the image & video are set to the same size.

  • James Spicer

    February 6, 2009 at 6:12 am in reply to: Snapshots of video file not the right size in vegas?

    Hi

    I have tried resizing images in windows paint & in photoshop with the exact resolution of the video.

    it looks ok in the preview window but when rendered it comes out wider on the parts that show the images.

    if i import a non edited snapshot taken with the Best (Full) option, it comes out with bigger black bars at the top and bottom than the original video.

    I have also tried unchecking the maintain aspect ratio.

    Could somebody else test this and you will see what i mean.. i am stuck

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