Roger Bansemer
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Thanks. That’s been bugging me for a long time.
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If I’m understanding your question right…
Just highlight the area you want to loop. You can see the time selection on the right and then be sure the loop button is on.
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No way to put chapters or the like on Vimeo that I know of. I didn’t think Vimeo allowed for commercial videos either.
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I’ve tried all sorts of formats for rendering to the web and I’ve found that rendering an MP4 format using the “Apple IPod 640×480 video” template works best for me.
YouTube will allow the video but it can’t be longer than 10 minutes.
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Wow! That’s a great tip. I think that is what I was looking for. Thanks.
This looks like a better solution for me than the plug-in. I’ve purchased plug-ins in the past which now don’t work with Vegas 64bit so that is often a disadvantage.
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We try and do all that is necessary when we shoot but it’s just my wife and I filming entire programs on location and sometimes it’s simply impossible to get everything right. We’re the “talent” so to speak, the videographers, sound, lighting, and janitors.
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OK, it looks like we are to have our clips on the timeline. We hear a sentence, stop the clip, hit “C” on our keyboard to insert a “Command Property”. From there we have to select the type of command like 608CC1 and then in the comment area, type in the sentence that is to show up as closed captioned.
Then when I do a save as after having added captioning, Vegas saves a file with an SCC extension.
This is horribly cumbersome if I’m understanding anything at all. It means about a dozen steps to add one sentence and then having done all that, there is no way to preview or see what I’ve done.
Surly, I’m missing something here.
Maybe someone in the near future will make a short video tutorial as this is quite important to know. -
It doesn’t. I misunderstood your question.
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You may know this already but if you hold down the shift key when adjusting your volume envelope, you can drag your volume up and down very easily, much easier than adding points to the volume envelope.
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I’m beginning to read the tutorials from “TitleFactory” and it looks like this may be a great solution for generating titles for broadcast. I’ve looked into CaptionMaker but their cost is several thousand dollars, more than I can afford.
TitleFactory looks like it does the same thing. If it generates that SCC file that Vegas requires, I’ll be one step closer to not having to send out my programs to a caption house.