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Try to put the VOB file from the Professor’s DVD directly on the VV timeline, then just choose what you need.
In VV go import file->open DVD-> choose the Video (VOB) file-> import to VV what you need or all.
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GO: Options->Preferences->Preview Divice-> select the Blackmagic card (It should there if it is installed correctly.
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In that case, right click on the “schmushed” footage,
go properities->media->pixel aspect ratio->change it to wide screen. -
Put your 16×9 footage on a 16×9 project. Put your 4×3 on the same timeline.
Now, rigt click on the little square (pan/crop) on the 4×3 clip. When the window opens on the top, click on the (untitled) when window opens select 16×9 widescreen. This will put black on the top and bottom of your 4×3. You will loose some footage on the top and bottom, but usually it’s OK even if you did not plan for cutting off the top and bottom.
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Make sure that the DVD out of the camera is “Finalized” in the camera.
Put the DVD into the computer’s DVD player.Then go File->Import->DVD Camcorder Disk
Vegas will grind away and will capture your DVD.
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1. Capture your DV as you did.
2. Create a new audio track in Vegas.
3. Input your guitar into the Mike input of your sound board.
4. “Arm” the record botton (on the left of the audio track header).
5. Press record and watch and listen (on a Headset) to your DV as you play your guitar. It will record on the sound track of Vegas. You can repeat it as you need to.
6. Match the resulting sound track to your DV picture and sound.I did movie ADR this way.
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Your name is in “red” so that you can easily find your contributions to the Forum.
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In Vegas Pro8 and Vegas7, when you go: File->Capture Video->HDVorSDI
when the capture window comes up for HDV, there are boxes for timecode In & Out.
I do not know about Vegas 6.
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What format is the feed? jk
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I recently completed a movie project (about 90 min). http://www.solovereturns.com
What I did was I made a separate Vegas project for each scene (4-5 minutes each). Then imported each scene into a Master Project. There were about 20-25 scenes.
In the Master Project the nested (scene) projects handle as a clip, you can shoten them etc. But most importantly each sub (nested) project can be reopened and edited separetly and when closed all the changes show up in the Master Project.
Worked out well.
JK