[Norman Willis]

OK. And then just press ‘m’ for markers where I want them?

Thanks.

Norman Willis
http://www.nazareneisrael.org

[Norman Willis]

Thanks. Do I need any special kind of markers for chapter markers? Or just a simple ‘m’ marker?

Norman Willis
http://www.nazareneisrael.org

[Norman Willis]

>>If you haven’t rendered your project yet, add them in Vegas and make sure the “save project markers in media file” option is checked.

I have not rendered it yet. I have maybe about a bazillion markers from VASST InfinityCAM (as it creates a marker wherever one changes cams). Do I delete all those first, and then add the ones I want?

And is there an easy way to delete all the existing markers?

Norman Willis
http://www.nazareneisrael.org

[Norman Willis]

Well, sorry if I don’t know, but I am kind of a novice. Let’s hope John Rofrano or one of the other experts will join in soon.

Have you asked Sony?

Norman Willis
http://www.nazareneisrael.org

[Norman Willis]

Hi Theo.

>Sorry, English is not my mother language. what do you mean with this?

He is trying to insult you.

Personally, I don’t understand why he said this. All I see is you trying to help, and him being disrespectful and rude.

When I was looking at other NLE’s, one of the main things that kept me with Vegas was the COW forum, because the people are so helpful.

I do not understand how he can be angry with Vegas, or with the Vegas COW forum. I hope he figures things out.

Norman Willis
http://www.nazareneisrael.org

[Norman Willis]

>>Joel, the fact that you crash when you ‘push the spacebar to play the clip” is not a Vegas problem. Many thousands of us do that each day with Vegas with no crashes. I also work with Neoscene on Win 64, with no crashes (yet). The fact that you and a few others are having these problems does not point to Vegas being the problem. It points to something with your system.

Norman Willis
http://www.nazareneisrael.org

[Norman Willis]

Ken, have you contacted Sony?

Norman Willis
http://www.nazareneisrael.org

[Norman Willis]

My recommendation: remove any kind of ‘cutting edge’ hardware cards, or any non-standard hardware. Then format C:\, and install only the software you really need.

I only take mine on the Internet for Windows Updates (manually), and for downloading or uploading specific files to specifically targeted websites. I do all of my surfing on a separate box (laptop).

And if 9.0e won’t work for you, then roll back to whatever worked best.

For what it is worth.

[Norman Willis]

Ken, two questions:

Is all of your hardware ‘standard’? Or is any of it ‘fancy’ (i.e., ‘bleeding edge’)?

Also, is it possible that a simple reload of Windows (corrupt drivers or registry) would help?

[Norman Willis]

>>I first got Vegas Pro 8 (32bit-WIN XP) last year to start to learn it (very limited time), between all my normal editing on my “other” NLE. I didn’t have any crashes in my learning. I then got Pro 9 and went through 9.0a, 9.0b and 9.0c and upgraded to WIN 7 64-bit. I edited a 2-cam wedding ceremony using multicam with no crashes. Then I upgraded to 9.0e. At the same time I did some computer hardware changes. Removed 2 external SCSI RAID boxes, replaced with one new SATA RAID box and installed 2 new RocketRAID cards to handle internal and external RAIDs. Then I put Vegas Pro 9.0e into full production…. and the crashes started.

The concept is, if one has a hardware combination that was stable and worked, and one ‘upgrades’ (i.e., changes something) and now it no longer works, then go back to what worked.

Norman Willis
http://www.nazareneisrael.org