Lisa Servais
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anyone?
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Danny, thank you for your help. I tried but deleting, playing, and finding did not work. Thank you anyway.
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Thank you ALL for the suggestions! I really appreciate it and am going to do a test run with this idea.
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Thank you! I’ve not used either technique before (Mask/Keyframe) and imagine it is not something quick/easy for beginners… If I’m wrong would love to be pointed to a tutorial or video. Thank you again
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Thank you very much. Good feedback!!
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I want to thank you for all your help. It seems the source of the issue and how to FIX for anyone who is interested is that you have to have ALL of your VIDEO in one folder and when you SAVE the .vf (while you are working on your project) you have to SAVE to the same FOLDER/LOCATION that your VIDEO is located in on your C drive.
There is also a workaround if you need a quick fix. Open a new project, import your media, edit your media, RENDER your media instead of just saving, close and then open your original project and import the rendered video file. This works too.
THANKS ALL!
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PS: When I split a video and delete the piece I dont want, then save, I notice that the SAVED “final trimmed piece” (the one that I want to use) is being saved under the following directory: Vegas Movie Studio PE 9.0 Projects / Servais / child2 – 001 – 001 – 001 – 001.AVI IS this the correct location? Meaning, when I reopen a project after splitting video, save, close…when I reopen, does Vegas “know” to go to that location to “read” or use that edited piece of video? For some reason I feel like Vegas is not finding the edited video. When I import a video that needs ZERO editing, it shows back up every time I close/reopen. Thank you !!!!
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Hello- I tried it the way you said and when I reopened the file only the sound was there and the same ‘black box’ where the video should be. Do you think something is not activated? Also, it says the “Video is Offline” but it is in my c drive? Thank you very much!