Stephen Mann
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Put the text into its own track above the video event.
Steve Mann
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I’ve never done a upgrade, I have always installed a new hard disk then a clean install. I don’t know what dban is.
I think you can do a multi-boot installation, but I can’t help you on that.Steve Mann
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I passed on the Ready2Go offer when they first came out so I don’t know what’s in the package. Did you make the MOV file from Juicer?
Steve Mann
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Make sure you aren’t entering a zero for the letter “o”, or vice-versa…
The support number for Sony is no secret, but you should be calling customer service (not tech support) for activation or serial number problems.
800.577.6642, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CST, Monday through Friday
Steve Mann
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It is possible that your Windows Thumbnail Cache is messed up. The Thumbnail Cache is used by Windows to make thumbnail images show up faster. You can clear the thumbnail cache to reset it. Deleting the thumbnails in the cache forces Windows 7 to reload the thumbnail picture views into the cache as needed as you open folders.
Go to start/run, enter “Disk Cleanup” (without the quotes). Uncheck everything, then find the thumbnail check box and select that one only. Then click on “OK”.
Steve Mann
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There is no upgrade path from XP to Windows 7. You must do a clean install. My recommendation is that you buy a new hard-disk and perform a really clean install of Windows 7.
Clean-installing with Upgrade media
This workaround is fully supported by Microsoft. There’s already a whole article dedicated to this topic, but here’s the short version:Install Windows in trial mode. Do not input the product key.
Restart
Install Windows as an upgrade. this time enter the product key.Steve Mann
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As I have said many tmes, the CPU usage is not a reliable indicator of program efficiency. Your problem is a perfect example of why. 100% does not mean that Vegas s using 100% of your CPU time. More likely, something else is eating it.
Run resmon, select the CPU tab and sort on the CPU column. This will tell you which processes are eating your CPU time.Steve Mann
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If your text is in the top track, then there should be no problem. Perhaps a screenshot would help if this doesn’t answer your question.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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Patient: “Doctor it hurts when I do this.”
Doctor: “Then don’t do that.”[Paul Gregory] “then look at custom tab I find find that the include audio is ticked”
Then, don’t do that…..
It’s been this way for as long as I have been making DVDs. Probably approaching ten years. The only thing I ever change in the “Custom” tab is the encoding bitrate. But is this Schrodinger’s Cat? Was “include audio” ticked before you opened the box? According to Mediainfo, the mpeg files created with the DVDA template do not include audio.
But I agree that there should be an option to make the AC3 file automatically. Why don’t you make a suggestion to Sony:
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/support/productsuggestion.aspSteve Mann
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