John Rofrano
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COW Coins
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I wouldn’t feel bad, it’s not obvious that it’s a button. I find that most of the button highlighting in Vegas is far too subtle. Like on the Options menu… I can’t tell which ones are checked and which one’s aren’t. Icons are nice but a big check mark or a drastic color change would be even better. Glad I could help.
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Click the box itself without touching the dropdown. It’s a toggle switch.
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Ouch! PFN_LIST_CORRUPT is a memory corruption issue. You may have a bad memory stick or incorrect memory timing settings in your BIOS. If you don’t know what a BIOS is then chances are you didn’t change anything and I’d say a stick of memory is going bad.
The CHKDSK error means your hard drive is also corrupt. (this can happen with a lot of blue screen stops) I would do what it says and run CHKDSK /F from a C: prompt. You probably have cross-linked file which will lead to more corruption over time if you don’t fix them.
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I looked up ZD Recorder and it records XviD MPEG-4 which no version of Vegas can edit. You will need to re-encode it into a format that Vegas 5 can use. Try a video converter like Super(c) to convert it to something more Vegas friendly.
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I tried the trial and it seemed to work. I was considering buying it myself. Don’t be afraid to try it in Vegas. It can’t harm anything. Let us know how you like the workflow. I use Melodyne Uno and I really like being able to hear the notes as I move them which the plugin doesn’t have.
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Wind is the hardest noise to remove because it is broadband noise and affects all frequencies and is not constant (i.e., it changes over time). You can cut the low rumble with an EQ but I would look at a tool like iZotope RX for a solution. It is an outstanding noise reduction tool.
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There is a tutorial here on the Cow called The Invisible Cape that was done in After Effects. You could do this in Vegas using a displacement map just like in AE. Basically, you would isolate your predator using chroma key and then use them to drive a displacement map on your background so that they displace the background with their moving form.
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OK, that was my error for mistaking your “Pixel Ratio” for “Pixel Aspect Ratio”. We were talking about two different things because I made a bad assumption (sorry). I agree, I think you’ve got it now. 😉
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The DVD spec for wave audio is 48 kHz/16-bits (44.1 kHz/16-bits is for CD’s).
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If you don’t know about those other utilities you probably don’t have them. You would have had to buy them because Windows doesn’t have a defrag or backup that runs in the background by default.
What was the main error? That would have been all in CAPS at the top of the screen. Something like: IRQ_NOT_LESS_THAN or something like that. At the bottom of the screen would have been a filename with a STOP error like (nvscrd.sys STOP 0x0000005,xxx…) Those are the important pieces of information you need to find this. Google for them and see what it says.
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