[Robert St-onge]

Hi Peter,

Thanks for your help,

But so far I can’t get my file to show up in C:Program Files(x86)Boris FX, IncLibBCC OFX 7ShadeersImages

The NVIDIA utility has many saving options. What options should I select?

I did notice that BCC 7 native .dds files opens up with 6 panes in Photoshop, so that would make it a cube map? Does my reflection file needs to be divided into a cube map?

Attached are screen grabs from the NVIDIA utility

Thanks

[Robert St-onge]

So that explains why I was getting some blown-up renders using BCC Uprez while my preview was set to half.

If it is not a bug it is very annoying, hopefully Sony will fix it.

I wasted so much time on this that I gave up then on BCC Uprez and went on with track motion inside Vegas and resized my SD 4:3 footage to HD 16:9 and by now comparing both footage, I do get slightly better uprezzed footage within Vegas track motion than BCC Uprez.

Wonder if I got it right??? But then again so much you can get from uprezzed SD footage?

[Robert St-onge]

Thanks John and Edward, that explains it!

[Robert St-onge]

It is on my other computer.
But then I suspect it might be a NewBlueFx calling for a non-OFX version which have not been installed on my new computer.

I don’t know if opening an old project with NewBlueFx non-OFX needs non-OFX in order to open up correctly?

I would check every shot on my timeline, only this project is over 3 hours long with to many shots to check for, so I am looking for a shortcut here.

I will try to run some NewBlueFx non-OFX and have them open with OFX and see what happens.

Thanks John

[Robert St-onge]

Thanks Peter and John,

Nested .veg was and will likely be my workaround.

Offsetting the Tracking Start Time is not an easy task since the filter values are numerical and I wish I could have them match the Vegas timeline time and frames (or samples perhaps) but I don’t think is is possible. It would be great if those values could match in some future update.

[Robert St-onge]

Hi Peter,

Just saw your reply, play head is right on the start of the media event. Motion Tracking track on the fly will only work if the event is at 00:00:00.00 and won’t work if it is sitting elsewhere on the timeline.

[Robert St-onge]

I understand that I have to place the cursor at the beginning of the event in order to get the track on fly to work but it won’t work unless the event is placed at 00:00:00.00 on the timeline.

I did try Motion Tracking from within BCC Witness Protection just to see if that would still work well in Vegas 10c, having the event placed elsewhere on the timeline and it did work fine.

I would appreciate if you could check it out on your system as I just gave it another try and I do have the same problem.

Thanks John

[Robert St-onge]

Thanks for clarifying this issue.

I will definitely be looking forward to this next BCC release.

[Robert St-onge]

I have used Epic I from DVFilm with Vegas 9 and now with Vegas 10, I just drop the footage on the timeline, no conversion or proxies and it works really well.

I even edited right off the sd card to the Vegas timeline and it worked. And also rendered from the sd card!

I really believe Vegas 10 is the way to go if you are planning on editing Canon DSLR footage.

[Robert St-onge]

Thanks Peter, this will be a great tool!