[John-ivar Eidsmo]

Hey, it’s me again.. I’ve been searching around everywhere, and it seems like there is no other solution to this problem other than to downgrade to Sony Vegas 8.

You see, I don’t want the pixels to merge into eachother like they do here, I want to be able to zoom in as far as I want without the pixels getting all blurred out. Upping the overall resolution on my images will not create the effect I’m looking for. I have thousands of frames like these in .PNG format, and I really don’t feel like converting each and every one of these frames into vector format.

Why does this have to be so difficult to do in Vegas 11, compared to Vegas 8?

[John-ivar Eidsmo]

Hmm.. Well, then, why could I do this perfectly in Sony Vegas 8? What’s so difficult about it now?

Oh well.. thanks for the help anyways. 😉

[John-ivar Eidsmo]

Sadly, doing that will only smooth out the pixels further.
Isn’t there any way I can turn off the smooth out/anti-aliasing feature?

[John-ivar Eidsmo]

I updated Vegas 11 from build 511 to 683. That somehow fixed all of my problems.

Thank you for replying, hope It wasn’t too much of a hazzle. 🙂