[Kelly Griffin]

Hey Jurgen,

I did all of what you suggested, and I’ll work with that for awhile and see if it helps.

And, THANK YOU for your help.

If things still don’t feel like they should (what I was used to with Windows7 and SVP10) would simply installing more RAM be the ticket (and how much)?

–Kelly

[Kelly Griffin]

Hey Jurgen, I replied back with a screen grab of my RAM usage, but I may have needed to reply directly to you. Sorry if this is a duplicate.

–Kelly

[Kelly Griffin]

Hey Jurgen, here’s what I got when I played back my most recent project.

Any help as to what to do next would be MOST appreciated!

THANK YOU,

–Kelly

[Kelly Griffin]

Jurgen, I will do that, and thank you for the offer!

–KG

[Kelly Griffin]

Nir, you mentioned “…splitting the footage to shorter length cuts and track them individually”.

Can you elaborate on this?

[Kelly Griffin]

What Devrim says, and yes, Fusion has FANTASTIC masking capabilities!

[Kelly Griffin]

If I’m understanding you correctly (and I may be wrong, but) I think if you select all your points and do a right-click you should see an option for “modify only” or something, which should then let you move them.

I think (?)

Good luck!

–K

[Kelly Griffin]

Can you elaborate on what you mean by “gadgets” and “callouts”?

[Kelly Griffin]

An edit to my original post: I think the tool only plays nice with MP3 or WAV files. Every version of Vegas I’ve had has never played nice with WAV files, so I always use AIFF files. I remember now that the AI tool didn’t like AIFF, so I used MP3. But, those are PLENTY good enough to get you out of a tough spot like I had.

–KG

[Kelly Griffin]

Thanks boss!

–KG