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  • Or try to hover the mouse pointer over the left hand edge of the timeline and see if it turns into these: <-II->

    If it does, then just drag to the right to ‘reveal’ the track header area.

  • Jorma Nippala

    December 22, 2015 at 1:45 pm in reply to: Scrolling text question

    Legacy Text option in the Media Generators tab.

    Scrolling text
    Modify the values to scroll left.

  • Jorma Nippala

    December 22, 2015 at 12:16 pm in reply to: Don’t understand event grouping

    What is your setting in “Cut, copy, and delete grouped events” in Options / Preferences / Editing?
    (Präferenzen / Bearbeiten > “Ausschneiden, Kopieren und Löschen gruppierter Events”)

  • Jorma Nippala

    December 21, 2015 at 9:54 am in reply to: Vegas 13 won’t open

    Try also the reset suggestion mentioned e.g. in this earlier thread.

  • Jorma Nippala

    December 11, 2015 at 6:01 pm in reply to: Resizing a project (Follow up to John Rofrano post)

    [Rick Hughes] “Pity about being unable to take the M2V files back in though.”

    It seems only versions 13 of VPro and MSPlatinum are able, at least for me. You could test with the MSP 13 trial if it works for you.

  • It seems you have tracks in the second example, not in the first one.
    Is it consistent, when you click on the timeline event?

  • Vegas Pro 13 Help:
    Transport and Editing toolbar
    Play
    Starts playback from the cursor position.

    (Tip) Select the Make spacebar and F12 Play/Pause instead of Play/Stop check box in the General Preferences tab if you want the F12 and spacebar keyboard shortcuts to toggle between Play and Pause mode. In this mode, the cursor will maintain its position.

    Pause
    Pauses playback and leaves the cursor at its current position.
    Stop
    Stops playback or recording and returns the cursor to its starting position.

    Some discussion on edit cursor behaviour here

  • Jorma Nippala

    December 1, 2015 at 10:18 am in reply to: Sony upgrade license questions.

    Your new version is a full complete version independent of the version you used to get the upgrade discount.
    Your old license remains valid and you now have an additional license.
    If the serial number has been used for an upgrade, then it cannot be used for an upgrade again, but you can continue to use the older version(s).
    If you sell a license of a version that you do not need, you must contact Sony’s customer service and inform them of the transaction. They’ll disable your serial number and issue a new one to the other person. He/she cannot get an upgrade discount if you had upgraded from that version.

  • https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/24/985821
    JR there (and the SCS KB article # 1105)*:
    Name the files the same with only the mpg and ac3 extensions being different and DVD Architect will know that video and audio go together.

    *)The recommended settings for a DVD are rendered in two parts, the video stream and the audio stream. Make sure to render both files to the same folder with the same name. When importing the video stream into DVD Architect, the audio stream will import automatically.

  • Jorma Nippala

    November 25, 2015 at 10:56 am in reply to: How to render with markers in Sony Studio Platinum 13

    Movie Studio Platinum 13 changed this as the OP has noticed.
    Go to Make Movie > Save it to hard drive > (Format) Advanced options > in Render As window click the “Render Options” down arrow to open drop-down menu to see the “Save project markers in rendered media file” check box.

    Btw, DVD Architect Studio 5 has the option to “Insert Scene/Chapter Marker.”

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