Roger Bansemer
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Roger Bansemer
August 29, 2012 at 10:51 am in reply to: How to automatically add file names into the picture?Another way you could do it is to put a time stamp on your video and just let him or her note the time where they want changes.
Roger Bansemer
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Roger Bansemer
August 26, 2012 at 3:41 pm in reply to: *SYSTEM CRASH* Rendering two lens flares crashes systemI’ve had trouble with Boris plug ins crashing the project too. Is there any setting in Vegas that can help that out. I’m still using Vegas10.
Roger Bansemer
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Another thing I do with tracks if I have quite a few is to group them which puts them out of the way while I’m not working on them. That really cleans up the workspace.
Roger Bansemer
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Lots of those out there better than me at this but I can tell you what and why I use different tracks.
1. If I’m shooting an interview with 4 cameras I put each camera video on a separate track. That way I can usually do color correcting on the track level instead of the event level. That can add up to a lot of tracks if I’m doing several interviews.
2. I put all my cutaway shots on a separate track because most of them need to be color corrected separately at the event level.
3. I put my text on a separate track at the top.Roger Bansemer
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Roger Bansemer
August 24, 2012 at 7:53 pm in reply to: Need what films /videos have been edited with Vegas for WikipediaGeez! I forgot to mention our own show.
“Painting and Travel with Roger and Sarah Bansemer”
We’ve filmed over 50 shows and are on 176 PBS stations nationwide.https://www.paintingandtravel.com
Roger Bansemer
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Roger Bansemer
August 24, 2012 at 4:05 pm in reply to: Need what films /videos have been edited with Vegas for WikipediaMy friend Bertie Higgins who is a singer has produced several movies with his videographer son Julian and I know they did the editing of “Poker Run” in Vegas.
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Roger Bansemer
August 23, 2012 at 10:55 pm in reply to: Vegas + Pluraleyes: There Must be a Better Way Than What I’m Doing!I often have multiple projects open at the same time for different reasons but mainly to copy and paste sections of one video to another.
Roger Bansemer
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Roger Bansemer
August 23, 2012 at 1:43 pm in reply to: Vegas + Pluraleyes: There Must be a Better Way Than What I’m Doing!If you highlight just the video you want to sync with PluralEyes, it will only sync that video and not try to sync everything on the timeline. But, it will sometimes, maybe always I can’t remember, put that audio at the very beginning of your project. If you have ripple on, that can mess everything up.
What I do if I have several tracks I want to add to an already open project using PluralEyes is:
Open a new project with the video I want synced. After it syncs them, I simply copy and paste them over to the project I’m working on. That way it doesn’t mess up any existing video on my project.Roger Bansemer
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Another option is with the new Sony Spectral Layers program. I was able to remove from an entire half hour program all the cricket chirping sounds and leave my voice and even the birds that were chirping in the background.
I haven’t figured out all the nuances with it yet but it can do wonders.Here’s a tutorial about it.
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/spectralayersintrowebinarIzotope I think can only remove about 4 seconds of unwanted audio at a time. Spectral Layers can remove unwanted sounds from an entire long program.
Roger Bansemer
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You can lock an event on the timeline by right clicking and go to “properties”. There you see a box that can be checked that says “lock”.
If that is checked the event can’t be moved or changed in any way.I thought that might be it but I just checked on my system and it doesn’t effect the “paste event attribute”.
Sorry, so that can’t be it.Roger Bansemer