Jeremy Rasnic
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To set up a partition right-click “My Computer” and click “Manage”
then you will select “Disk Management” and do the partitioning and formatting there (you will want to format to NTSF not FAT 32). That’s assuming you are using XP. If you are using Vista, just do a google search for it.It really isn’t complicated and if you do it once you’ll have it down. (and yes, you can buy them with multiple hard drives already if you are not comfortable building your own or getting a barebones system).
Once you decide on what you want, post back and we will help you set it up for editing.
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Oh, another thing, you may want to consider at least two hard drives (maybe 3). One for the OS. One partitioned for the programs and render files and one for the capture.
j razz
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You may want to consider a 64 bit Windows OS and maximize your RAM and get a cheaper video card (currently it doesn’t effect the performance of Vegas as it does not utilize the video card).
I don’t know what type of MOBO you are going with but my latest system is running two quad core intel chips and is an intel board and it is solid.
j razz
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Take a look here.
This was posted today and should give you current settings that are great for youtube.
j razz
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To do that, you would need the pro version of Vegas as this is not a feature implemented in the consumer versions.
j razz
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I don’t believe the consumer version of Vegas allows for custom bit rates. This is a feature that is readily accessible in the pro version. I believe you are limited to the templates they give you. However, if you are wanting to render out to wmv, I believe you could download the trial version of Vegas 8pro and give it a whirl and produce a higher bitrate (better quality) wmv file.
j razz
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I may not be the best to speak on this as I don’t own the platinum product- I only have the pro version. With that being said, I know that scripting does not work with the platinum version- it could very well be that 3rd party plugins do not work with the consumer version either.
According to Red Giant, they do not show support for your version of Vegas- https://www.redgiantsoftware.com/support/compatibility/host-applications/sony-vegas/
j razz
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Download the fully functional trial of UltimateS pro and use the batch render tab to do this. You can download it from http://www.vasst.com.
There may be a script out there that does it for free but I am unaware of any off the top of my head. Also, Excalibur may do it as well but I am unsure- Ed if you see this, does Excalibur have this function?
j razz
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If you have Vegas 6 or above (the pro version) you can nest the veg files into your timeline. So basically you edit the section you want and then save the veg file. Then open a new timeline and place that veg file on the timeline and it will contain all the edits you have made- drag it to the place on the timeline you want it. Rinse and repeat as necessary 🙂
j razz
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Are you clicking on the green “link” icon on the right hand side of the event that you want to color correct or are you clicking on that same icon on the track header itself?
j razz