Mike Kujbida
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COW Coins
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You can but you’d have to treat each event individually. It would be much easier to save it as a project and import the veg file. Then it gets treated as a single event, not multiple ones.
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Have you tried using the software that came with the camera?
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My pleasure John. Always glad to help.
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You can do it either way. In your case, set the Velocity envelope to its max (300%). Remember to adjust the length of the event each time that you do anything so that it’s at its new adjusted length.
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If you have Vegas Pro, apply a velocity envelope as well for an additional 3X increase for a total of 12X (1 hr. 40 min. down to 8.33 min.).
Save this as a project.
Start a new instance of Vegas, import the saved veg file and drop it on the timeline (this is called nesting).
Time stretch it or apply another velocity envelope to bring it down to the desired time.
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The computer gremlins were obviously working overtime today 🙁
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Near the bottom right of the Vegas window, you’ll see 3 small boxes. Double-click in the one on the left and enter the desired time.
You only need a period as a separator between each time segment, not colons or semi-colons.
Once you hit Enter, your cursor should jump to that spot on your timeline. -
Izotope RX 2 gets my vote too but if it’s free you’re looking for, give Audacity a try.
https://audacity.sourceforge.net/ -
Can you render that section by itself? If you can, render out only that section to a format like MXF and then replace the problem portion with this one.
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[eddy lizi] “so the only thing i can assume is what you guys said THAT SONY VEGAS DOES NOT SUPPORT P2 MXF UNCOMPRESSED RENDER”
P2 MXF isn’t on the format list that I linked to so you are correct.