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  • Michael Hurwicz

    September 28, 2009 at 2:59 pm in reply to: joining two chromatte screens with chromatte tape

    Thanks, John. My idea is to use it primarily in a studio, so there wouldn’t be a lot of re-taping involved.

    Do you think the taping would work well from the greenscreen point of view? Or would there be a possibility of imperfections in the greenscreen effect resulting from the tape?

  • Michael Hurwicz

    June 25, 2009 at 8:17 pm in reply to: Can’t render – vegas pro 8 always crashing

    I have had a problem similar to this. I was working on a project for a week or so, and suddenly the renders started crashing. It would get to 11% rendered, and then the render time counters would continue incrementing, but the percent of render was frozen at 11%. There were a lot of stills right at the beginning of the project. I finally determined that it was crashing when it reached a particular still. I took that still out, and it started rendering OK again.

    I had another project that behaved in a similar manner (stopping at around twenty percent if I remember correctly), but I think I just rebooted on that one and it was OK.

  • Michael Hurwicz

    June 25, 2009 at 8:07 pm in reply to: So that’s it?

    I access footage on external G-Tech FW 800 drives all the time, using Vegas 8, with no crashes. So I wouldn’t think FireWire by itself would be the problem.

  • Michael Hurwicz

    December 11, 2006 at 5:10 am in reply to: P2/mxf support?

    Raylight can convert MXF files copied from the P2 card to a local hard disk. You do not have to use the P2 card or have the slot to use Raylight. You can download a free demo of Raylight to try this out:
    https://www.dvfilm.com/raylight/index.htm

  • Changed it back to MS Sound Mapper and it works. Thanks, Gary!

  • I think you may be onto something, Gary, as I recently happened to look at the Audio Device setup, noticed it was set to Microsoft Sound Mapper and changed it to ASIO Echo WDM, which I thought would be right for my Layla 24 audio interface. (Even though everything was working fine before I made the change.) I’ll experiment a bit more. Do you know which one is right?

  • Michael Hurwicz

    September 1, 2005 at 4:01 pm in reply to: when events turn pink

    Yes, Vegas 6. Thanks, Mike and jeditdv!

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