[Oliver Fdeveurz]

Thanks Mike, Jeff, Matt and Bob,

Great to have people thinking along and coming up with solutions.

The close media files when not the active application did the trick.

Also the replace did the trick, but then it was all manual.

thanks again!

Oliver

[Oliver Fdeveurz]

HI Mike,

thanks but that will not work, because photoshop has exported them as undeitable png’s AND my workflow in photoshop allows for all the stills to be numbered in differen layers from 1 to 300.

That way I can keep the picture story on one place and just have to open one psd file, make the specific layer visible that I want to change, change it and export it again to the media directory and then I would just want vegas to take the new source file.

thanks

Oliver

[Oliver Fdeveurz]

OK, one step further now.

I captured a test and ported the file to another pc where I opened it in quicktime and voila no more problems with syncronisation…

So to me it looks like intensity pro does its job, but the playback on my machine seems to have trouble keeping things together.

Strange, this machine was sold to me as ultra fast, any ideas what this could be?

tnx

[Oliver Fdeveurz]

Hi Danny,

Thanks for thinking along!

re dropping frames, I would not know for sure, in mediaexpress preferences I have the setting to stop when dropped frames are detected, and it does not stop, so I guess not.

re capturing to other drive, I already did and do that. I just did another test and it still is terribly out of sync.

I do have a tape in the camera, but yet component out.

Could you perhaps check the driver version in windows, not the software version number but in the windows manager, to see what version the driver itself is.

thanks

Oliver