Randall Raymond
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Bravo, Nino! Really nice!
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Roxio has a authoring tool that may help save the day – $600 or so
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Here we go again… $50,000 for Sony’s Blue-Ray authoring software. Scenerist is another. Just like the good old days of DVD. Your best bet is find a source and send them a hard drive – then copy the blue-ray disk with your new burners.
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I use the trimmer quite a bit during an edit.
There’s a setting in preferences for double-clicking a clip to open in the trimmer…
I usually drag through and create a loop section – I hit tab for video only, audio only, or both. Then I drag that section to the timeline and fine tune.
I wish there was a way to make markers in the trimmer – that would make things go even quicker. Mark, mark, draw loop – place.
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Right. I usually draw out the video and audio in V7 and import each to DVDA for looping menu backgrounds. Remember, in the DVD spec – motion menus and audio are NOT synced!
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Burning to a CD will only allow Mpeg1 encoding for playback on TV. Plan on going to DVD with Mpeg2 encoding at high bitrates for the best quality delivery.
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Crossfire is the technology of using two video cards slitting up the work of rendering 3D animation with all it’s shading and realism for delivery to the monitor. Rendering 3D (for creation purposes) is done through the cpu.
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The problem might be on the audio side – try changing your audio to WAV or AIFF
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If you take a short clip and place it in the middle of a long – it does just fine as an overwrite in Vegas. But that’s about the extent of overwrite capability in Vegas.
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I have 250 WD My Book and it turns on an off with my computer and spins down when not in use, which is a bother at times when I have to wait for it to spin back up when I open My Computer or similar global disk reading programs.