Stephen Mann
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You can’t do this in Vegas, but most online players, including Google, have this as an option.
Steve Mann
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Did you remove the unused media from the project?
To isolate the media, what happens when you render the media where the PC stops?
BTW, you PC should be fine, but a 300Gb System drive may be a litle low. How much of Drive C: is free? Your system TEMP folder is on the SYStem drive by default, and some CODECS need a lot of TEMP space to work. If I am dealing with 50Gb of project media, I like to see 100Gb free on Drive C:.
Steve Mann
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[Richard Milner] “Once I put the video down onto the timeline may I delete it in the project media window? Or will that delete it on the time line?”
No, the “lightning icon” only deletes unused media. If it’s on the timeline, then it is used and won’t be deleted.
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[John Rofrano] “It happened to me. Microsoft updated the .Net Framework and caused a development tool I was using to stop working.”
I agree that a development environment needs to be stable, even off the net. But by the time we get the product, routine MS updates should not break them.
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The timeline does not determine what media Vegas loads, but the Project Media window does.
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[Carl Lundell] ” because I did a test by removing some of the clips from the timeline and that lets me open up the project again”
You are going to have to break your project up into smaller sub-projects that your PC can handle.
Since you are going to end up in YouTube, just render segments of the project into separate AVI files. When you’re finally done, open a new Vegas project and drag the finished sections to the timeline and render all that to a new, final AVI file. You do not need to use VirtualDub for anything, just upload the final AVI file to you Tube. they are going to re-encode whatever you send to them, so I would skip the extra encoding with VirtualDub.
Steve Mann
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All that you need do is to enter the serial number. Nothing else should change.
Except – entering the serial number unlocks some CODECS licensed by Sony. (Sony is not so generous to pay for a CODEC license for a free trial).What is your source media and what is your project format?
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[Richard Milner] ” I hook it up composite and use a cheap AVS4YOU.com capturing software as VP10 won’t allow me to capture via composite or at least I can’t find out how.”
You’re definitely *not* getting the quality that your camera is recording. You are simply doing an analog to MPEG copy of the video. At best, you are getting SVHS quality.
No NLE program that I am aware of “captures” analog video.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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They did, and caught PR Hell for it, but their terms of service does allow it. Remember, Microsoft owns the product, you are just licensing its use.
The flack you are referring to is when they implemented the “Windows Genuine Advantage program” (WGA) in mid 2010. There was enough illegal copies of Windows in the wild that they felt they had to do something. So, WGA was applied to all users with auto updates turned on. As with other updates, the end user still had the control of applying the updates. The only difference here is that the update was sent out of cycle (not on a Patch Tuesday), and all subsequent updates require that WGA is applied.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
http://www.mmdv.com