John Gordon
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the user will be able to go to the extras folder and access or save the files…
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I have in the past created an event that had a pulsing glow on a text item. I made the length of the clip the time between two beats. I then just grabbed the end of the event and dragged it out for however long I needed. Now I was eyeballing the waveform for an approximate time, but only had to make a few adjustments to fix any timing issues. (i.e. split and trim a frame or two)
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it would be nice to see, but alas… manual track motion and keyframes….
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ed troxel’s vegas newsletters cover this well. Do a search for multiple color pass.
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log on to the sony site, it lists your registered products and the serial numbers
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if you are capturing hdv, be sure you are using the internal capture app in vegas and not the external capture which is for dv.
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you can also save a snapshot of one camera and put it in the preview window so you can match the files up.
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I might be a little fuzzy on what you mean. Whenever I am doing multicam work, I would have 1 file for each camera, so I only have to deal with one file in the project. Are you asking about multiple events from one camera? I haven’t tried it nor do I know if it is possible… but as you would do on the timeline (copy the first event and select the following events and right click, paste event attributes… I don’t know if you can do that in the project media bin. I won’t be at my editing computer for another 8 hours to try…..anyone else with some insight on this?
John
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Rendering times vary greatly based on the content and hardware specs. If you have a few effects on the clips, the rendering time will be longer than if you were rendering a clip that had no effects on it. I recently did a simple project that was 1 minute long that took 10 minutes to render. It was just a couple of video tracks (1 protype titles, 1 had bmp logo background that had gaussian blur, secondary color correction and pan/crop) and two audio tracks (music bed and narration) 10:1 ratio, but I suspect that if I didn’t use protype and the color correction and blur, it would have rendered much faster, but I had a look I wanted to achieve. As they say, your mileage will vary.
John