Stephen Mann
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My experience was exactly the opposite. My Canopus ADVC100 was unreliable in V5, and it works perfectly in V6.
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Do you want speed or quality?
Someone did a test a few years ago where he rendered and re-rendered the same footage over & over on various editing systems until the image started losing quality. The faster renders crapped out after two or three generations. Vegas still looked good after ten.
Steve
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Or scroll the image at a different speed and direction. Makes an interesting background for the roll.
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I’m not sure if I am on the right track here, but would the problem video segments happen to be the last ones added to the DVD?
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” If it’s digital it should be ok”
Digital recording is only as accurate as the internal clock of the recording and playback devices. This is why cheap voice recorders generally do a very poor job of recording audio for sync to video. Music recorders tend to be more accurate because a 1% error in the clock would never be noticed in a voice recording, but it would be a disaster in music.
You really won’t know until you try it.
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There’s a comparison of the Vegas products on Sony’s website:
https://www.sonymediasoftware.com/products/showproduct.asp?PID=977&FeatureID=8357The biggest difference is the number of tracks. I can’t do even a simple project with just four tracks. I just finished a two-camera project and it had over twenty tracks when I was done.
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Save As, and select the “copy media” option.
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Also, try another capture program. There is a free trial of Scenalyzer.
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Maybe you could shoot the talent in front of a greenscreen, no lighting on the talent, then make a moving mask?
Just guessing.
Steve
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You export the whole event into a sequence of jpg images, fix your problem images then import them back into Vegas. Use the import button in the project media and select the button for import images as a sequence (or something like that – my Vegas is busy rendering something right now so I can’t look). You select the first image and Vegas finds the last one.
Steve