Joe White
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You are limited in what the non PRO version can do. Only work around would be to render out the sped up version then bring that back in Vegas and speed it up again and so on.
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DO NOT INSTALL CODEC PACKS!!!!!!!!!! BAD ADVICE
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Use Track Motion for PIP effects not Pan/Crop.
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At least in the future use the 1280×720 as that will produce real 16×9 widescreen format for use in any output resolution you will require.
What is the destination for these files once completed and we can give you the best option of what can be done. You may get lucky and this “border” will be out of the scan area on a TV. If it is going on YouTube or the like you will have to bite the bullet and make a call.
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I’d scale back on graphics card as there has not been that much positive press for the money spend and get a small SSD for the System and program files.
the I7 2600k is totally worth the extra expense
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Not sure where you are getting this 1.5 ratio but that’s not “standard” for anything.
NTSC 720-480 will be .909 for standard or 1.21 for widescreen.
Where are you getting the original files from?
With a mess like this I would have the project at 720 x 480 1.21 PAR and crop every file to “match output ratio”
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Could you do it in Vegas? Sure. Would it be easy? No.
To make it workable you would probably need BCC or Boris Red to do some of the more advanced compositing Freddie is doing.
The learning curve is much better on Vegas for the basic work as you work up to more advanced VFX.
I’m not sure Angelo “gets” what FreddieW is about.
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The studio version of Vegas is very limited for what you are trying to do. You are basically going to have to render out the 4x sped up video and bring it back into Vegas. Rinse and repeat as needed.
In Vegas pro you have the envelopes to max out the speed to 12x, and then you can nest .veg files to get to 144x, 1728x etc.
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Same reason a 720 x 480 downscale from 1920 x 1080 looks worse then the original footage. You can’t get rid of 4-6x the pixels and expect the same resolution.
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Looks like its just keyframed Blur FX on the text media