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  • go to the secondary color tool, use select effect range pen to select blue halo only on your clip, use the mask next to see what got selected and what didnt, use the three sliders to adjust settings of the mask, saturation, hue, and luminance, once mask is at its best, just the blue halo,insert 2nd fx chroma blur, insert it before the color wheel,select medium on chroma blur, blur positioned 1st, wheel 2nd, now use your wheel to change the color of the mask, desaturate it, change the hue, this will help, why you got this blue halo is the real problem though, I personaly dont think any program will ever get rid of that, only tame it, GOOD LUCK

  • the audio cant start any early’ier than 500 ms a half a second, I think you said you did that, when you render down your project keep your audio at 48,000 16 bit and at least 512 kbs, I used to have a pop at the end of my project, it took me forever to figure that out, I had to make sure that the project contined 15 frames past the end point, than it disapeared, I still find that wierd

  • Shawn Bossick

    August 22, 2009 at 5:38 am in reply to: AVCHD timeline playback slow in Vegas Pro 8.0b

    Gary, did you ever get mts to run smooth, just started with avchd, have vegas 9 and it is slow, have a pretty good ststem, looking for answers

  • Shawn Bossick

    August 22, 2009 at 5:18 am in reply to: Rendering .mts in Sony Vegas

    Yyou said you saw two lines at one time, that sounds like a field order problem, if you shot your footage in progressive mode when you render down go to the custom tab then in you video tab choose the field order to progressive scan, that will take care of your 2 line issues

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