Jason Warfe
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Under “File” go to properties and look at the “View Transformation” tab and see if “ACES RRT (sRGB) is selected. Go to that and turn it off. This seems to be a bug where Vegas automatically changes the transformation on all new projects. I had this same problem. Try that.
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CS5 and Vegas Pro is the one-two punch for me. Great combo!
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Thanks for the info, I have Production Assistant 1 and I really like it, based on the new “processes” it looks like this is a good buy.
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This is what I am looking for, thanks. I ended up doing the effect frame by frame for 5 seconds, so I ended up cutting out 215 individual frames. It took a long time, but the final product looked awesome! I will try this to save some time.
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I purchased all three and I was very impressed with it. Totally worth what I paid for.
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Paranormal Activity, the most profitable movie of all time, was edited on Sony Vegas Pro. I know a couple of profesional newscasts use it too…
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That is what I did wrong. It works now, thanks!
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Wait…I thought it worked but it didn’t. The lower third still has a solid black background. I followed the instructions exactly but it’s not working. I am not sure what I am doing wrong.
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That worked! Thanks. I purchased the Vegas Pro production assistant and I like it. I made some adjustments to the lower thirds and wanted to save on render time. This will help a lot!
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Eric, are you sure you don’t have those backwards?
When I rendered 720×480 with a 0.919 PAR it looked stretched in every thing I play it in. I played it back in quicktime and it looked stretched. I put it back on my timeline and it looked stretched. When I rendered out 720×480 with a 1.000 PAR it looked great. Am I missing something?
Thanks for the help.