[Kelly Griffin]

Yep. Is there a preferred bug report link (which I’ll keep in my favorites list)?

[Kelly Griffin]

Okay, thanks John. One less thing.

Did you see my “Audio Bizarro” post? I’m about ready to shoot myself on that one…

[Kelly Griffin]

Does anyone know why this is happening?

[Kelly Griffin]

I guess I’m confused, then, between that and the “Master” slider bar next to the preview window. I thought that’s what that was, no? Also, if I’ve never adjusted that “Master” area below the timeline, why would it be set to varying levels with varying projects?

[Kelly Griffin]

Hmmm… well, that gave me timecode but nothing changed after I made a change. This looks like a feature that got stopped short of the finish line…

[Kelly Griffin]

So, where does Vegas show me how many frames I’m slip trimming? I see the in/out image in the preview window, but no indication of how many frames I’m moving either direction (?)

[Kelly Griffin]

Groovy, thanks Mike!

[Kelly Griffin]

John: I’m using the single “HDMI out” to feed the LCD monitor. I’m also feeding it “Component”, and have kinda sorta been switching between both. Might I get a different picture if I disconnected component?

Dave: You just made my head explode. Now please come clean it up.

[Kelly Griffin]

No (unless I misunderstand), I’ve got my normal “work” screen (with app/timeline/Photoshop, etc) and a 32″ LCD on a stand in front of my workstation. For some reason, everything looks perfect in my Vegas preview window, but I see the oddities I described on the big LCD.

[Kelly Griffin]

John, that clip I mentioned wasn’t next to another clip– it was in open space on the timeline. When I went to move it it made what looked like a copy of itself and that whole thing filled with the transition criss-cross lines. I couldn’t figure out (and still haven’t) what I must have touched or clicked on inadvertantly to make it do that. Any ideas?