[Paul James chatman]

Thanks. I was hoping to use this when I saw it another tutorial.

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[Paul James chatman]

Sorry been away. Have you talked to BorisFX tech support about FX and Graffiti? I think when you drag the FX preset to te timeline, you’re supposed to click the video effect button, and then click the FX button in the window to open the interface.

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[Paul James chatman]

Couldn’t he install the 32bit version of Vegas pro 10c on XPPro 64?

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[Paul James chatman]

Ooops, just noticed you said 7 64bit, sorry…this may not work for you.

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[Paul James chatman]

I would want them to take the time to get the sftware right, but also would really love a hard copy manual.

These PDFs are getting on my nerves. I get it: save the forest..geeszh! Juts plant anther tree, already and gimme me my book.

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[Paul James chatman]

I had the same problem. Follow these steps, please.


From: "Boris FX Technical Support Team"
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If Sony Vegas is open, please close it. Could you then please check in C:\Program Files\Sony\Vegas Pro 10.0 for a file called BCC7_Common_OFX.dll. Take that file and place it in C:\Windows\System32

Relaunch the Sony Vegas to see if the effects are showing up now.

Thank You

Jeremy Ellis
BorisFX Technical Support Team
260 Cedar Hill St.
Marlborough, MA 01752
jeremye@borisfx.com
888-77-BORIS (888-772-6747)
508-573-5100


The Boris Continuum Complete 7 installer for Sony Vegas Pro 10.0 seems to have issues with placing this file in the wrong folder. Or maybe that was the way it was perevioulsy, before it went live. I’m not sure; I’m sure this bug should be adressed in a future patch.

*poke* -> Boris

PaulJC

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[Paul James chatman]

You pretty hit the nail, when you said that broadcasters and film makers are getting lax on the format standards. This is very true. I personally see the Standards issue to be a conspricay to get to folks buy all the expensive software, harware and labor associoated with all the “Standards”. Besides, look at all the award winning films and shows and stuff that use non-standard formats and delivery -they still get released to the public.

Please, the Internet pretty much changed the Standards game with regard how videos, TV, and film are both made (edited) and delivered to it’s audience. In my opinion, anyway.

We don’t live in that world where everything is as one person or organization says anymore (OTD*). Microsoft and many others tried that, and it failed. Windows may be evry PC in the store, but it (thanksfully) it still not the only option out there. Apple wants their i-everything to be..everything…but it’s not. Not when there are others that do it so much better (Blackberry Playbook anyone?? HELL YEAH!!!!!!). We have choices, and lots of them, so it is with format standards.

So as far as Vegas Pro is concerned, the NLE should NOT MATTER, as long as you can get your work to screen or tube. In the long run, and quite ultimately, the viewer could care less how it got there, as long as it is there and worth the price of 50,000 commercial breaks or 15$ a ticket. Or 108.52$ if you bought popcorn and candy.

Peace ya later! 🙂

* OTD = open to debate

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[Paul James chatman]

Hm? I didn’t check my project audios ettings, but my card (Sound Blaster Live! Digital 5.1) does support 96k/24bit audio. I’ll have to check and see what it was set to.

As for the installation issue, I was referring to having deleted the 9.x install/setup executable after getting v10. Something told to hang onto v9, anyway – but I didn’t. The DVD I burned it to, was re-writable to I re-burned it with a copy of v10.

And I cannot seem to be able to re-0download v9.0 from Sony. 🙁
And I am not doing the torrent route, as one person suggested (in another forum). Well, since I know what the issue is, it’s not an issue anyomre. Thanks.

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[Paul James chatman]

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I would never install a “codec pack” on a video editing PC. It has been know to cause irreversible damage. (and by “irreversible” i mean that uninstalling doesn’t fix it and you have to format your hard drive and re-install Windows!) Never install a codec-pack.
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This wouldn’t apply to DivX, would it? I’ve never heard of DivX considered such? XviD, yes! But, I always thought DivX was a genuine AVI decoder/encoder. Was I wrong?

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[Paul James chatman]

Thanks Peter, you’ve answered all of my questions.
BCC7 and RED4 seem the logical direction. I’ve looked at the tutorials for BLUE and am impressed, but I’ll hold off for now. Thanks again!

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