Mike Kujbida
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COW Coins
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[Nicholas Mauer] “What does that mean?”
Jay probably meant to type Cuda.
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This is a perfect project for nesting.
Save each project as a separate veg file (i.e. wedding-1.veg, wedding-2.veg, etc.).
Start a new project and call it wedding-final.veg
Import each veg file, drop it on the timeline (this is called “nesting”) and render it to the desired format.
FYI, no matter how many tracks the original veg file had it will come in as a single video track and a stereo audio track.
If this is for a DVD and the whole thing is to played at once, then render it as is.
If you want each segment to be a separate chapter, drop a marker at the beginning of each segment and do what you want with it in DVD Architect.
If you’ve never done this before, have a look at my responses in the following thread as I go into it in great detail.
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/24/892039#919371If the final project is less than 70 min. long, use a custom MPEG-2 CBR bitrate setting of 8,000,000 for your video. The default Dolby Digital AC-3 Pro setting is fine for your audio.
Give both files the same name and render them to the same folder. That way, when you load the video file into DVD Architect, the audio will automatically follow.BTW, if you need to make a correction after you’ve assembled everything onto your timeline, right-click the appropriate veg file and select “Edit in Vegas (ProjectName.veg)”.
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[donald gibson] “1: What type or kind of equipment would I need to buy? I don’t have an 8mm projector.
2: How much would this piece of equipment cost? Where can I look at it on line?
3: If it is beyond my means, what is the cost of having someone do it for me?”The biggest problem is that good projectors are no longer being made so used is the only market available. Due to the age of most of it, I question whether any of it is still reliable.
There are a wide variety of places offering this service, ranging from “mom & pop” shops to places like Costco and Walgreen to high end places.
If the footage is important to you, the only place I recommend (he’s not cheap but he is very good) is MovieStuff.
https://www.moviestuff.tv/moviestuff_home.html
He will sell you the equipment to do it yourself or have you send the footage in for a transfer at his place. -
Glad you got it figured out. I’m still on 32 bit Pro 10 (rock solid for me) until I get a new machine.
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You now have to look in the MainConcept template for those render options.
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Panning must be done while the image is on the timeline.
I highly recommend watching the How to Bring Still Images to Life in Your Videos webinar for advice from the experts. -
The F8 key turns Snapping on and off.
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[Bill Burnette] “…use a key shortcut sequence to jump to the end of each clip…”
The 7 and 9 keys on the numeric keypad will make the cursor jump to ether the beginning or end of an event (what Vegas calls a clip).
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Glad to hear that was the solution. Happy editing!!