Paul Berk
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Why do you need 21:9 aspect ratio for 1080 ? .. Wouldn’t you want 16:9 for 1080?
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Only way to “bake” in the Mercali is to render the event and use the rendered file in your timeline. I generally use something lossless like a SONY MXF file.
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Do a “save as” on your first project. Give it a new project name, like “Project 2”.
You now have all your media from Project one in what is now Project 2.
Do Ctrl A (select all) on the timeline and delete. Start a new timeline for Project 2.
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Another point here is that you cannot edit 300 events at once. Why do you need them all on the timeline at once?
I try to work in sections that represent about 5-6 min of finished product at the most. Then I render those sections to a MXF (loseless) file format for final assembly. Working with long timelines causes many problems.
How long a piece are you working on? Why can’t it be edited in sections?
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Run Mediainfo on you media and post the results for CODEC ID. It may be that you need to transcode your source media for a smooth workflow in Vegas.
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>> Edit : Never mind, reinstall seems to have solved it
Curious .. How do you “edit” a post ?
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I’m not sure Timecode will count from 1 to 2017 .. but if it did, you can render this to a loseless MXF file and then apply the velocity envelope to that.
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Are you trying to create a “countdown” from a certain number to zero?
Or are you trying to countdown below zero and have negative numbers?
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Three questions.
Are you measuring the loss of luminosity after the render in the rendered file?
How exactly are you measuring the luminosity at about a 7% drop each time?
Can you repeat this behavior with different media and different render settings?
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First, which version of Vegas are you using?
Second, are you talking about “velocity”or “composite level”? Why would Velocity (speed) reduce your luminosity?