Peter Honig
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Thank you. I’m always glad to help out my fellow Red users.
Peter
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Most features within Red do work correctly with Vegas. The problem is that Vegas serves up one frame at a time rather than the entire clip at once. This is true for ALL Vegas plugins. For Red filters that need to do a complete temporal analysis (such as motion tracking), the Vegas interface does not work. The work-around is to point to your clip from within Red rather than using the default V1 stream. You can still do this while you are using it as a plugin; no need for standalone mode.
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Here are the links to the four “.red” project files. This is my first time uploading files so I hope I did it right. By default, the transistion is 1 second long, but you can change it of course. Note also, that you can easily change the amount of linear blur which is currently set to 50.
Please feel free to modify, etc., and let me know if you have any problems.
Peter Honig
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The problem lies entirely with Vegas and not Red. I have been asking Sony for a proper plugin interface for years, but to no avail.
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Red can run as a standalone app in addition to being used as a plugin.
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Hi Peter,
Thanks for your quick response. If you don’t hear from me in two weeks, all is well.
Peter Honig
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Bump…
Anybody have any thoughts or similar experience with the ATI driver?
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Thanks Peter.
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Yes, double clicking does indeed launch RED. However, it does not pull in the project file automatically. I have to do it manually. Is this the correct behaviour?
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Thanks Peter, I’ve know since you released Red 4.0 that Win2k is no longer a supported platform for this product. Until now, it was UNSUPPORTED but still COMPATIBLE. Unfortunately, I must either upgrade to XP or remain with version Red 4.2.0.
Will I experience any Boris licensing issues by upgrading from Win2k to XP?