Nick Mcmahon
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Thanks John…
of course…. vegas doesn’t interpret properly…. ah well… I panned in very slightly and it’s all good
Nick
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btw…. pan/cropped got rid of the stripe… but to win the prize I need to know why it’s there and seemingly only there in Vegas…???
Other editors are available and it’s not there in Adobe prem… just Vegas
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In case anyone wanted to suggest that I simply zoom in to remove the yellow stripe with pan/crop… already done it
The question remaims…. why is it there only in Vegas…?… (doesn’t appear in adobe prem)… any suggestions as to why it’s there and how to remove it without zooming wins the prize
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Sorry… just re-read and realised you are already using .avi but of course .avi is the container and the data stored within can be compressed with different codecs. My GoPro .mp4 is converted by Gopro Studio 2.0 using CINEFORM codec and wrapped in an AVI container which is a nice easy intermediate format for vegas to work with
If you are using H264 codec for your bandicam recordings then you are producing files not unlike my GoPro MP4 files which also use H264 codec. This codec is complex and resource intensive and not ideal for video editing as it’s difficult to preview at the original framerate. H264 is a great mastering codec to render the project to but not as an intermediary for editing because it’s highly compressed.
Nick
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Hey John
What format are the files you are importing to Vegas?
Is the video you are importing a Vegas friendly editing format…?
If I import GoPro .mp4 files directly to vegas it lags badly… slowd down to between 1.9 and 6fps however if I convert in GoPro Studio to .avi (yes much bigger file but that changes when rendering) it doesn’t lag at all.
Nick
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I spent 2 days trying to work out why my Video fx were seemingly not doing anything because the preview window showed nothing.
I figured it was something really simple but nowhere in the Vegas manual did I find a warning to ensure the split screen button must be off to view fx changes as you make them….. grrrrrrr
thankfully Duane had the very same issue and I found this thread with a google search.
To be honest I think changing the colour of buttons more clearly to show when they are on/off
Cheers Steve