[Kelly Griffin]

DING! DING! DING!

That’s the ticket! Thanks so much!

–KG

[Kelly Griffin]

George: BRILLIANT. That should work beautifully! Thanks for the workaround.

Francois: Yes, I removed the volume envelope before rendering the raw audio tracks into one new track. Had the hiss removed on that result. Now I’m putting that back in the timeline where the multiple files once were, with the volume envelope.

Thanks to you both for your reply!

–KG

[Kelly Griffin]

George: I deleted the volume envelope first, then rendered all the files (they’re all on the same track) into the one file. Then closed Vegas without saving, so the envelope would come back next time I opened the timeline.

Now, when I delete the original files the volume envelope goes flat to 0db.

I should have mentioned I’m on SVP10. Is that why it’s not working? Or, is there another workaround?

[Kelly Griffin]

It’s a competitor to AE:

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/fusion/

[Kelly Griffin]

I could cry.

DFX Composium. I lived on that beauty for seven years with Northwest VideoWorks in Portland, OR. They billed my ass at $350/hr. all through the 1990s.

In November of 1997 the owners saw the writing on the brick-and-mortar post house wall and threw in the towel. But, I was still booked solid with clients (I’m not joking) while the auctioneer house was putting lot labels on tape decks, monitors, speakers and the freakin’ back of my CHAIR as I sat working with a client.

That was what told me, “If ever there were a time to give it a shot on your own, here’s your sign.”

So I did. Thank you, DFX Composium.

[Kelly Griffin]

ONE guy.

[Kelly Griffin]

John, are you able to point me to the post you saw that sounds like Canon acknowledges it as a non-fixable issue?

All I can find is a post from someone who describes what sounds like a different issue than mine. I wouldn’t describe it as a “flicker” at all.

Thanks for your help,

–Kelly

[Kelly Griffin]

That did it, thanks Wayne!

–KG

[Kelly Griffin]

Not at all. After years of “experience” (i.e., “having crap just ‘happen’ over time”), I’d have a system all dialed in, and would install updates religiously, and then watch that system over time all-of-a-sudden have this problem, then that problem, then too many problems.

So now, I go with what I know seems to work– get my system dialed in, then LEAVE IT ALONE.

I’m so damn tired of “updates” on so many things that, over time, just wind up painting me into some PITA corner I didn’t bargain for.

So, I leave it alone unless I have a specific problem that an update might fix.

–KG

[Kelly Griffin]

Thanks Mike! YOODAMAN

–KG