[John Bolton]

If you highlight the section you want between the yellow markers and then where the section is highlighted in the AUDIO wave form area, Hold the mouse click down and drag to the time line. It takes the Audio and Video. Maybe there is another way but it works for me..

[John Bolton]

Hi Chuck, what camera are you using?

[John Bolton]

Hi Chuck. Just in case one of the experts has not yet read your post, may I aks if the 60 minutes one is a continuous shot? If the others are stop and start then it will split them if the Enable Scene Detection is On

[John Bolton]

Hi Ken, have you tried it with the the GPU option un-ticked?

[John Bolton]

Hi Steve, This will open Photoshop in a script

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using System;using System.Diagnostics;using Sony.Vegas;public class EntryPoint{ public void FromVegas(Vegas vegas) { TrackEvent evnt =

FindFirstSelectedEvent(vegas.Project); if (evnt != null) { Process.Start(@”C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop

CS2\photoshop.exe”,”\””+evnt.ActiveTake.MediaPath+”\””); } } public TrackEvent FindFirstSelectedEvent(Project project) { foreach

(Track testedTrack in project.Tracks) foreach (TrackEvent testedEvent in testedTrack.Events) if (testedEvent.Selected)

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Adjust the PATH to where your Photoshop is

Copy and paste to Notepad and save as something you can remember like Open Photoshiop.CS ( I guess you know that anyway )

Then drop it into the Script folder

It does open Photoshop in 10e 64bit for Photoshop 32bit on my system and any changes in Photoshop you save are reflected in the Clip you selected on the time line

Hope this is what you are looking for

JB

[John Bolton]

Hi Brad. The easiest way is to add another track above your current time line and then select a coloured block from the Media Generator tab. Drag that to the new time line you just added and stretch it the complete length of the original media . Then Click on the track motion button on the new time line and Un-tick the two boxes at the top of the opened Track Motion box that control Lock Aspect Ratio and Scale about centre. You can then make the Colour media you selected any shape you want and any position you want by dragging the corners of the outlined box on the screen to the size and shape you want and then select the shaped box ( the outline will turn blue ) and the move it to cover the Date and Time problem.. and of course you can change block to any colour. Hope this helps .. John

[John Bolton]

As well as Steve’s suggestion, I have also seen this when the “Maintain Aspect Ratio box” in the properties is either ticked or not ticked. I can’t remember which way it was, but I guess the opposite of what the setting it is now…

[John Bolton]

Hi Mark

Can you confirm that the Scene Detection box is ticked so that any other thoughts can be addressed?

[John Bolton]

Are… Ok …Thats is why there is the difference. It is not Sony Vegas Pro. Do you also need to use more than 99 timelines for your Project?

[John Bolton]

I did a test one day just to see and compiled an animated slide show for YouTube which had 320 timelines.

So as you say, unlimited…..

Maybe Doyal is using a very early version.