Mike Kujbida
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COW Coins
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Since my proprietory juicebacks/motions etc. won’t work in P.C….
Are you referring to the Digital Juice jumpbacks, etc.?
If yes, they will most definitely work in a PC as that’s what I’m using them on. -
Apply the Time Code FX while the clip is still in the media pool.
Then add it to the timeline and source TC will be displayed. -
Do a google search on wmv file not indexed. You’ll get a lot of responses and, as I recall, a few possible solutions.
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Just because it’s part of your DVD project doesn’t mean that it’s in the DVD project folder.
It’ll be in whatever folder you put it in when you created it. -
It’s a wmv file. Bring it into Windows MovieMaker and do it there.
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“The 720×532 thing is not necessary?”
In my opinion, no it isn’t.
Why don’t you a quick test for yourself and see?
Then you’ll be reassured. -
…start with a canvas of 720×534 pixels…
Personal opinion here but I find that, with the excellent way Vegas handles graphics, that’s no longer necessary.
I used to have to do that if I was creating graphics on my dpsVelocity (the procedure was even in the manual).
I now create graphics at 720 x 480, do a “match aspect ratio” (easy to do with a script)on it and I’m done.
I was hesitant at first but, after showing the results to various artists, graphic designers, animators, etc., I have no qualms as a circle comes out looking like a circle 🙂 -
Put a volume envelope (shortcut key is V) on the music track and adjust as desired.
Or, since you’re using Vegas 7, you can automate it and adjust the level as the track is playing. -
Vegas automatically stretches any graphic (or video, for that matter) to the current project property.
If you want to shrink it back down to the original size, open the Pan/Crop window and use the tools in it to do this. -
Frank, odds are that the images are WAY too large for most of your needs in Vegas.
Use an app like IrfanView (i’s free) to batch resize them down to no more than double your screen resolution (1440 x 960 for NTSC, for example).
This will still allow you to do some zooming in on them if necessary.
In addition to reducing your shimmer problems, it’ll also make Vegas run much easier.