Laszlo Kovacs
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Most video cards have 2 DACs, that means they can handle 2 output at the same time.
You have 3 options, but you can choose only 2 at a time.You’d need a video card with 3 DACs to activate all the outputs. I guess Matroxx has quad-head (can connect up to 4 monitors) adapters…
Hope I could help. Regards
K.L.
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Not sure this is what you’re asking for, just an idea:
Draw in your graphic editor an array of sqares, which will fill the screen (let’s say 720*576 for PAL – black background, white lines). Save the empty array as img000.tga.
Then fill one of the sqares with white and save it as img001.tga.
Repeat until all of the squares are white, then go to Vegas, and import your img’s as image sequence.
Now you have goup of frames starting from black to white.
Ctrl-drag the sides of this event to make it the desired length.
Put this event on a track above your video, make that track master, your video child track, the master’s comositing mode set to multiply/mask.
Apply the effect “mask generator” to your event with those squares.
So, where you have painted white, your video in the child track appears, where you have black, the video behind is showing (thanks to the mask generator).I used very similar technic in this little clip:
https://video.kovacsolt.hu/videos/logo.wmvOf course your squares don’t have to be really square, they can circles of different sizes, or they can be puzzle shapes…
I hope I was clear enough, and was able to help.
By(t)e
K.L.
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Hi,
Vegas does not handle xvid/divx encoded files very well.
Once I needed to edit a divx file, the only soultution was to reencode the divx file. I did with Virtualdub – a free software, google for it, you’re going to find it.
I’ve set up virtualdub to output uncompressed audio and mjpeg video – of course you can try uncompressed video too.Hope I could help.
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K.L.
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Hi,
Your problem seems to be hardware related.
https://www.memtest86.com/download.html
from the above link download memtest iso. Burn it to a cd (it will be bootable) and let it run for a night.
By(t)e
K.L.
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I’m glad to help you.
Just wondering how you got that key there if you don’t have any Creative Labs soundcard (with its drivers) ?
😉
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K.L.
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Hi,
I just reinstalled my sound drivers, and error message came back:
CTAsio warning:
There are no Creative audio products installed an running on the system that supports ASIO.After pressing “OK”, Vegas continues starting, and then works without subsequent errors.
There’s a key:
HKEY_Local_Machine/Software/ASIO
(under it is only Creative asio with a CLSID)I deleted “HKEY_Local_Machine/Software/ASIO” key again and Vegas (now 6.0) starts again without any popup.
I recommend you to check that key, and if it’s present don’t delete at first just rename (“___ASIO” for example) so you can easy restore if anything goes wrong.
Hope I could help
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K.L.
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Hi,
I have a Creative SB Live! Value card, and the exact same error messeage started to pop up after a SB driver update.
It occured with Vegas 5 for me.
I solved it with regedit, I renamed an “ASIO” key.
Renamed only to be able to undo, if some problem appears after, but nothing bad happened – just Vegas error disappeared.
If you’re interested in, later I’ll look it up where is this key exactly.By(t)e
K.L.
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Vegas users have steady-hands, so they don’t need this plugin.
:))By(t)e
K.L.
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Hi,
could you tell please, if the “certain brand of Player/Recorder” is an LG topdesk DVD recorder?
One of my fellow uses this device and it did not play my disk at all.
Any other player around here played it well, that’s why we thought of some strange incompatibility…By(t)e
K.L.
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Hi,
[dakkar] “How did you know that shadow and glow was active?”
I forgot to mention that I’m using Vegas 6.0b, Vegas 8 may have other way to set track shadow/glow.
Clicking on “track motion” icon, the below lines contain
position (for track motion), 2D shadow, 2D glow. Beside glow and shadow the checkboxes tell wether glow/shadow is active or not.Hope I could help.
By(t)e
K.L.