Joe Mantaratz
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did you fix the problem?
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Steve is right try another media. Verbatim has two places it manufactures their disks, India and Singapore. There is a known problem with the ones from India and I believe that they are no longer using them until the problem is fixed. They are a low quality disc for sure. Your computer is much more capable at reading a disc with errors than and DVD player. I recently had 8 out of 50 DVD’S fail to burn due to poor media. I was using TDK and I called them about it. Anyway I hope this helps.
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Have you created a menu that points to all the files? Or did you just load all the media files right onto the menu page? The back button will only return you to the beginning of the current media. Why not just make a simple menu with the names of the media files and then point to those. If I am not understanding your problem please let me know.
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I thought about that idea last night give it a try and let us know if it works. Something has got to work here shy of reinstalling the software. Never know what 2c will work.
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what top bar? The Vegas window should not be highlighted, but any window you open should when you select it. Let’s do this…click on track motion and slide that window completley off the screen. It should only be able to disappear towardst the bottom. Then try to recover it. Keep at it…it has to be there.
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ok so tell me what happens when click on the pan/crop? You should see the window open quickly and be transparent then slide off in the direction of where it resides.
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not knowing doesn’t make one stupid….not asking does
So did it work?
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Yes there is right click on the bar and select unlock
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The task bar is where START is located on your windows desktop, it can be on any edge of the screen depending on where you placed it. Default is at the bottom
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OK Ok OK I got it…know exactly what you did to lose it. I just duplicated it and for sure you wont see it.
Open Vegas select pan crop on any media. Watch quickly as the window will be transparent and then move off screen in the direction that you lost it.
It is under the task bar for sure. Click and drag the task bar until it becomes large. Then place your mouse at the very bottom of the screen, click and drag your window back to where is should be. It might take a little practice but I promise the window is there. when you make the Task bar large you just might see the top of the Pan/Crop window. Let me know…I’ll be here
Joe