Mike Kujbida
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COW Coins
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Bob & Grazie, I’ve had this happen to me every once in a while. Full moon? I don’t think so. Gremlins? Probably.
All I know is that it has periodically happened to me and the only thing that cures it is to shut the computer down for a few minutes and then power it back up. Whatever gremlins were working there disappear without any power to feed them 🙂 -
Two guesses here because of the limited information given.
Does the size of your graphics, either created or downloaded, match your project settings?
Do you have extra keyframes on your Pan/Crop timeline? If the lock symbol is enabled a keyframe will be added EVERY time you make any change so watch out for that. -
Without a screenshot or a better explanation, no one has any idea what you’re talking about and we can’t help you until we do understand.
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I’ve tried a few different ones but the easiest method is to put “ss” (without the quotes) in front of youtube in the URL.
For example: https://www.ssyoutube.com/etc
Doing this sends you to another page that gives you a 720p download button. -
#1. You need more distance (at least 6 ft. / 2 m., preferably more) between you and the chroma key background.
#2. Light yourself and the background separately.Once you’ve done this, try it again and see the results.
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Thanks Bruce. While the news is sad for a lot of users it was expected.
My hope is that someone from Sony will have the courage to make an official announcement on the Sony Vegas Pro forum. -
[Bruce Brent] “Yep, confirmed at NAB, no new versions.”
Confirmed by who?
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As a follow up to the excellent suggestions you’ve already received, I made a rather lengthy post about doing exactly this a long time ago.
Apologies for that duplicate post which made it a lot longer than it needed to be 🙂DVD scene selection markers as in comm. DVDs54
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Make sure your project properties (File – Properties) are set to the same setting as your source media.
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No problem Giovanni.
The easiest method to do what you want is what I did earlier today and have done a number of times and it works great.
Put two markers (press the m key for this) on your timeline, one at the beginning and one at the end of your desired time.
Place the series of pictures on your timeline, beginning at the first marker. It doesn’t matter how long they’re on there for as we’ll change that in a moment. Apply a dissolve or any other transition between each one if you want that.
Click the first image, hold down the Shift key and click the last image in the sequence (this selects all of them) and press the g key to group them all together.
Now place your cursor at the far right edge of the last image. Hold down the CTRL key and drag everything to the right until you get to the second marker and let go.
You should see a squiggly line (looks like a series of W joined together) that looks like a small wave across all these images. That’s an indication that things have been slowed down or sped up.
That’s all there is to it.
The same thing works if you’re trying to shrink a group of images to fit a smaller amount of time. Click the first one, shift+click the last one, group them and then shrink to fit.
Have fun!