Jesse Davenport
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I was thinking Vegas Pro would be the better choice. But is there anything missing from Pro that I’ll need?
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So, Pro can do the flashes. I was looking at the site and it looked like Pro had a WHOLE lot more to offer.
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Does that make the video anamorphic too?
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There’s no black bars on the LCD on the camera, and when I put the video onto the computer it’s squashed vertically so it’s all compacted into a rectangle like format, going up and down instead of left to right.
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Does anyone know how to get a JVC Everio camcorder to transfer videos shot in 16:9 onto a computer in the original format. And if not, when I make the video widescreen on Sony Vegas, how do I make it anamorphic for 16:9 televisions?
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It shoots in 16:9, but when I put the videos onto the computer it crops it down terribly, so I have to put it back into widescreen on the video editor.
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What if the video was shot in widescreen? I’ve made it work on Movie Maker, which doesn’t seem to work on my new computer. But anyway, my new camera shoots in 16:9 and I want to know how to make it anamorphic on Vegas, because when I put the videos on the computer, they become cropped.
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I know how to make the project widescreen, my question was how to make the image anamorphic, so that it will fit a 16:9 TV.
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I’m having trouble. There’s a short clip of a muzzle flash in a black background with the flash in the middle. How am I supposed to work with that?
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Sorry if I seem really stupid about all of this, but this is my first time working with muzzle flashes. I downloaded the trial of Sony Vegas, and I downloaded a muzzle flash from Detonation Films, but it was in avi. and Vegas wouldn’t open it. Anyone know where I can get one real quick so I can test this all out?