[Kelly Griffin]

Yep, I’d say “Vegas Pro by Magix”.

By the way, I sure wish somebody there would put five minutes into a splash screen. What it is now looks like some kind of bootlegger did it. Zero pizzaz, and not even a mention of Magix.

[Kelly Griffin]

Thank you very much, Aivis!

[Kelly Griffin]

I’m looking for a single movie file, not a bunch of individual frames. I just did another AVI render and Vegas wouldn’t take it. I don’t get it.

[Kelly Griffin]

Well, I finally found that an uncompressed AVI file can do it (where it loads correctly in Vegas Pro 20, but it’s hard for me to believe that’s my only solution (as long as it continues working)?

[Kelly Griffin]

Weird. Okay, thanks for your help.

–KG

[Kelly Griffin]

Aivis–

I did what you describe, but, afterward, when I click “maximize” the track fills the height of the timeline, which I don’t want or need. I simply want the track to be the default height it is when first added to a timeline.

What am I missing?

–Kelly

[Kelly Griffin]

That worked, thank you very much!

–Kelly

[Kelly Griffin]

I tried the Envelope Edit Tool on my volume levels, and was able to select it and move a group of nodes. But, while the nodes stayed locked relative to each other in their horizontal positions relative to each other, they changed in volume (vertical positions) with my hand motion, which I don’t want. How do I keep their vertical positions locked?

[Kelly Griffin]

Well, my god, after ten years with Vegas… I just learned a “Question 101”.

Thanks Steve!

–KG

[Kelly Griffin]

I second Graham’s motion. AMAZING product, although you might have to do chunks of a minute or so at a time, because I got lots of crashes with longer durations than that.