James Wilhelmi
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Thanks Ann & Vince. I will try that when i get home.
James
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I didn’t think there was. Thanks though
James
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Also, when doing something simple like cutting clips like you did, I would turn Auto-Ripple on to start with. Make sure you turn this off when not needed for this tool can get you into big problems if your not careful.
James
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Joe
There may be an easier way but this is the way I know. Turn on Auto-Ripple(Ctrl+L). Double click a blank area to highlight that region and hit delete.
James
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Vegas does not support the P2 MXF format. You need Raylight Ultra to use it in Vegas and you need a pro version of Vegas for Raylight Ultra.
https://dvfilm.com/raylight/ultra/index.htm
James
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Click back to Position right above the Mask tab.
James
oops…Mike beat me to it 🙂
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Also, you can use Control+Alt+arrow left/right to go to the next edit point.
James
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Motion Designer’s Toolkit 1
James
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I would not jump in and buy anything yet. Your situation is calling for rental equipment first. I would get a few paid gigs and rent a few different cameras to find one that works best for you. There are many factors to consider. What will you edit with? I assume you’ll want to shoot in HD most of the time. Can your computer handle the HD footage? The camera is not the only thing you will need to think about. You should have a good tripod, backup battery, camera case, & extra media are a few of the essential items to have. Then there are mics that are important too(lav mic and shotgun mic) & even a lightkit can be a must. I would rent just the things you need for each job you get. Then, just buy the essentials when ready. And then, if you decide it is beneficial to buy other stuff, you’ll have kwowledge of what you need.
Personally, I like the Panasonic P2 cameras. The HPX170 is a nice little camera you can get for around $4000US. But then, I would suggest buying another P2 media card – 64gig is about $1000. It comes with a 16gig card.
There are alot of factors to think about. These are just a few to things to consider. Good luck!
James
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We use Avid on pc’s at my work and are able to use DVCProHD. Also I have Adobe Premier Pro on pc at home and I’m pretty sure it handles that codec ok so that’s why I think it’s just them bickering. Good luck converting! 🙂
James