Phil Peacock
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Graham – your square brackets keyboard shortcuts – great tip, thanks.
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Thanks guys, for the question and certainly for your answer Steve. Might give this a shot soon!
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Great, and I have learnt something too. My next suggestion was going to be to turn the thing upside down but I somehow knew you wouldn’t like that suggestion!!!
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Hi Maggie. It simply means that, if you use explorer to open any of your .vf files (i.e. – Vegas Studio project files) then your OS would know to open them with Vegas Studio in future. Just check ‘Yes’. No problems!
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Try this. Right click somewhere on your desktop (not inside a program window)and open any graphics support app that you might have; I have an Nvidia video card so my app is Nvidia Control Panel and since you are able to run two monitors you will have something similar. Somewhere in there it should have somewhere to rotate your second monitors screen.
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Bill, when rendering for YouTube, always render at your highest resolution, i.e. your capture HD resolution. YouTube is very efficient at handling these formats and will keep your video footage at the highest res it can.
I am no expert but I have uploaded both MP4 and mts/mt2s without any issues and both look great. -
Bill, from issues that others have had and from my own experience, if your video card (i.e. GPU) is not up to the speed of your processor then turning OFF your GPU is the ONLY way to go, as you have discovered.
And in answer to the rest of your questions, once you have your computer back under your control you can render at whatever resolution you want, including HD. The processor, and the GPU if it is used, simply determine the ‘speed’ at which your computer completes that render.
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Not quite sure what you mean by this ‘annoying feature’ Tyson. Is it that you are accidentally double clicking the bar, thereby minimising the tracks, or what?
When I just tried it out now it minimised all tracks, as you said it would, but then, upon double clicking again, all the tracks were restored to their original height. Are you getting something different to this?
I wasn’t aware of this shortcut so thanks for bringing my attention to it. I love it – very useful for me.
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I usually prefer John’s method, using track motion, however, if I understand your needs correctly, and just so that you are aware of it, whilst using the pan/crop facility you can click and drag the ‘centre’ of the pan/crop to wherever you want it and do your scaling/rotating in that window.
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Hmmm. Sounds odd. Which ‘plug-in’ are you using for your texts? If not already, I would use the Legacy text. Nice and simple.
Let us know how you get on.