John Rofrano
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> use the vegas QUAKE script.
I don’t think that has worked since Vegas 5 but it was a good one if you can get it to work.
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I would take a look at NewBlueFX Motion Effects. The one called Active Camera should do what you want.
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Hi Greetz, You need to turn on “Show Mask Only” and adjust the high and low threshold until the mask is black and white with no gray. Then turn the mask off and you should have a much better key.
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I would not set up a single RAID 0 array in that configuration for several reasons. (1) the RAID 0 becomes a single point of failure for your whole system. If you loose one disc you loose everything! (2) You want your OS and programs physically separated from your video files. The RAID 0, while faster, will still have the potential for the disc heads for the windows swap file and your video files to be in contention. (3) Having a separate OS disc makes it easier to backup and restore from bare metal if you have a catastrophic failure.
I would use separate drives for OS/Applications and video. Eventually you can set up a RAID 0 just for your video files if you feel that file I/O is a bottleneck to editing. More often than not, you will be CPU bound unless you are working with uncompressed video and a RAID 0 will be unnecessary.
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> I’ve seen a few postings that VMSP 9b simply can’t render *.m2ts files to BR, but seen others claiming that it can.
Well… it may depend on where the *.m2ts files come from. I don’t think that VMSP works well with Panasonic files because they use a profile that Vegas doesn’t support. I have no problems in Vegas Pro 8 with my Sony CX12 files.
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What format are the video files that don’t render? i.e., what codec do they use?
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> What is the best output format that I should use for HD 16:9 widescreen then?
That depends on how you plan to deliver it. Web? PC? DVD? Blu-ray? If you are just saving your project as a file and your source is HDV I would render to HDV using the MainConcept MPEG-2 type and one of the HDV templates. If your delivery target is Blu-ray then use one of the Blu-ray templates.
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No you will not run into any problems with 64-bit.
~jr
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