Norman Willis
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Joel, I had this issue just today. I had a slight ‘ghost’ audio, but when I bumped the H4N track up a frame, the ghost disappeared. (Why the H4N spike would be one frame off I have no clue.) So my experience is to use the spike to get in the ballpark, and then finalize it by ear. That may be wrong, but it worked for me.
There is a product called ‘Pluraleyes’ that now works for Vegas. It is supposed to be really helpful in situations where you cannot get clap board spikes (such as press conferences), or when you have a lot of different tracks to synch up.
I wonder if Pluraleyes has an issue with the clap board spike being a frame off, or if it overrides the clap board spike based on the rest of the waveforms. I think they have a free trial, if you want to try it.
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>>Norman, use Microsoft.wav with the default settings (16 bit ,48K, stereo).
Mike, thanks. I can process the H4N track that way. But how can I clean up the audio from the two HF S10 cameras? (I use the camera sound tracks for room/audience noise, to make it sound more ‘live’).
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John, Mike, I mean, what specifics should I give for the output format? Do I want Scott Studios .wav, Sony Wav64, Microsoft .wav?
My original file was from a Zoom H4N. Thanks.
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John, Mike, that’s a great idea.
What should I specify for an output format?
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Right. Thanks. 🙂
But it snaps a whole frame whether I have snapping enabled or not.
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Wow, I have never heard of a restriction like that in a Dell. It does not make sense. I would suspect that your XPS motherboard is a standard 2TB limit, just like everyone else’s.
Do you have Dell Technical Support? And can you either call them, or do email chat? (I prefer email chat.)
If not, can you use the forum at https://www.tomshardware.com? There are some serious hardware experts there. If Dell cannot tell you, then someone there should be able to (if you post under the right category).
I cannot think of any reason it might not work, but I would first try Dell, and then Tom’s Hardware forums.
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>>the problem started after i installed roller coaster tycoon 3 :p
Uninstall roller coaster tycoon.
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Yes, that’s exactly right. You put Windows to C and put your video files to D, and tell Vegas to find and edit the video files on D. Some guys also have a ‘stock footage’ drive E, as an option.
You also need your C drive to be no more than 75-80% full. If it gets more than 80% full it starts to slow way down, kind of like you cannot pack and unpack boxes in a room when it is too full.
For that price, you might also want to consider these drives:
https://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4691121&Sku=TSD-1000AS4 1TB for $59.00
https://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4138742&Sku=TSD-1500AS 1.5TB for $79.00
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Use Vagas Pro 9 and you don’t have the problem as it uses the native files and does everything in real time.
Ben, I am a Vegas Pro 9.0e user, and while I love the program my CoreDuoQuad 3.0GHz has a hard time keeping up with AVCHD footage at 24MBps without transcoding, let alone 5DM2 footage at 50 MBps.
Besides, if you read his thread, he is on a Mac (and Vegas is not always stable under Bootcamp).
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Bouke, I get Phil’s point. He is saying that if one uses the 60MB/sec UDMA cards, you will not have this problem, regardless of card size.
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