Mike Kujbida
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Edward, here was his/her original question from the other forum that I responded to.
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I’m totally new to vegas .the basic feature i want to implement is change the subtitle color over time. Initially the color of the subtitle would be Red.i would have an audio recording of the subtitle.
as per audio plays i want to change the color from red to white .Eg . “Good Morning” (in full red color)
The audio at 1st second says Good .then the color of “Good” changes to white
then audio at 5th second says “Morning”
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Couldn’t you use Ripple Edit (Ctrl+Shift+F) to do this as well?
Then, if you end up with a blank space, double-click in the blank area to highlight it, hit Delete and do a Ctrl+Shift+F to remove the empty space. -
[apostleofzion] “But mike the workflow u mentioned , is it possible to script them (excluding media generation)?”
Not that I’m aware of but, then again, I’m not the scripting guru that Edward is so, if it can be done, he’ll let you know.
Even if you copied the first event and then did a right-click – Paste Event Attributes on subsequent events, you’d still have to drag the fade part out for each and every clip, therefore somewhat time-consuming 🙁
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What’s the model # of the deck?
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Edward’s response is very similar to my response to you on another forum where you were asking about doing this with subtitles.
Since you seem to have missed it, that response was:Create a text event (red coloured) and place it on track 1.
Copy it, paste it onto track 2 and change the text colour to white.
Apply a basic fade (left to right) to the entire event on track 1.
Go to the Transitions tab and drag a Left-Right linear wipe on top of this same event.
As you play it, the text will change colour from red to white as the wipe goes across.
Adjust the event length and insert keyframes as necessary to match the timings. -
Apparently Black Magic is working on drivers with Sony, but a solution is “a ways off”.
Since Vegas 8 hasn’t been released yet, no one knows if it’ll work with it or not.
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Click the track header to select just that track and you should be OK.
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[George W.] “How did those additional renders turn out?”
Original (60i) file: 4.03 GB (4,333,539,328 bytes)
24p CBR: 3.95 GB (4,244,844,544 bytes)
24p VBR: 3.37 GB (3,623,215,104 bytes)
24p 2-pass VBR: 4.04 GB (4,342,931,456 bytes)File length was 1 hr. 20 min.
CBR setting: 7,000,000
VBR setting: 8,000,000 / 7,200,000 / 3,600,000 -
GSpot says the codec used is XviD ISO MPEG-4.
I don’t use XviD so hopefully someone else has some suggestions for you. -
Sorry but no.
Test tones are widely available with a Google search.
You’ll have to make your own countdown leader but this is something you can have fun doing.