Mike Kujbida
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COW Coins
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At the bottom of the page under VASST Freeware.
https://vasst.com/downloads.aspx -
[Miles Andy Thatch] “I hate to sound too demanding but are you sure that there are no software available to do this task automatically?”
A Vegas user by the name of John Meyer came up with a script called Fix Bad Frame At Cursor that will fix your bad frame for you. It can’t find it though 🙁
8572_jhmfixbadframeatcursor.zip
* PURPOSE OF THIS SCRIPT:
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* Fix a bad video frame by deleting bad frame and replacing with previous frame.
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* A video track must be selected. If an audio track is selected, nothing happens.
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* To use, select the event that contains the bad frame. Position the cursor so you can
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Shawn, the only suggestion I can make is to go into your master project folder (you do have one I hope!!) and delete all the sfk files in there. If you’ve imported anything from elsewhere on your hard drive(s), delete those sfk files as well. This will force Vegas to rebuild all your audio peak files (what an sfk file is). It may take a while to do this but hopefully the results will be worth it.
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I’m not sure why you’re having problems. I just tried with a PNG image that was 8672 x 7161 in size. I rendered it out to a variety of formats and had no problems.
What file size and format were you rendering to?
Can you post your veg file here and let us try it using a substitute image? -
Thanks Jorma. Gary James is the guy who first posted that technique.
He’s also the guy who came up with Timeline Tools, a great and free app that just keeps getting better over time!! -
Larry, I got the tip from a user on the Sony Vegas forum about a year ago and love it!!
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Copy the DVD to your computer. Open the VIDEO_TS folder and drag the VTS_01_0.IFO file to your Vegas timeline. The entire program will be there with no gaps between VOB files.
Note: if you only have one VOB file, change the extension to MPG and drag that to your timeline.
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John’s answer gave you excellent tools to use after the initial recording.
Are you having specific problems that would cause you to ask this question?
There are a number of different ways that your source audio could end up distorted so more detailed questions would help us to help you. -
If the slides are all the same length you only need to create one. Then do a copy – paste -paste -paste as many times as needed.
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Understood Steve. Apologies for the misunderstanding.