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  • Red Diamond

    January 24, 2014 at 12:11 am in reply to: Sony Vegas 12 Pro and GTX 660Ti Compatible?

    This may be late – but it sure explains why MY SVP 12 crashes worse than Win 95. I mean every ten minutes or so!

    I am pissed. And my Quadro FX card, now almost three years old has older languages that SVP didn’t work well with. I doesn’t recognize QFX’s CUDA cores. A newer card I tried and other cards sped graphics up better so I thought I would get a NEW card. I could have had the 570 but I thought, newer and bigger is better so I bit the apple. ARRRRGH.

  • Red Diamond

    January 16, 2014 at 5:57 am in reply to: Vegas pro youtube render settings

    Also, keep in mind that YouTube plays everything in Flash or flv files. From Vegas render to SONY AVC AVCHD 1080p, set the bit rate to 21mbps and set VBR to 2 slices. This produces a very nice standard m2ts file.

    Then I convert it to Flash with Squeeze 8. It uploads very nicely and YouTube won’t have to recompress it to play it.

  • Red Diamond

    January 16, 2014 at 5:01 am in reply to: audio effect animation?

    Not knowing exactly what you want to do, try this first: You can change the pitch of a track by holding control and putting your cursor on the end of a track to push or pull it to compress or expand it. You can also go to ‘Options’, ‘Preferences’ ‘General’ tab and click ‘Settings’ then check or uncheck the “Preserve Pitch…” box.

    If you want to change the pitch without changing the track length then you need to apply an audio effect. SVP 12 has Pitch Shift under audio FX. Right click on the track to choose Audio Event FX or click the ‘bowtie’ on the end of the track to bring up Audio Event FX. Then choose “Pitch Shift”. This little effect works pretty good. I use it to change my soft spoken voice.

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