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Who makes the Luma transition?
Have you tried turning off preview GPU?Steve Mann
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Autoripple is a personal decision. I rarely have it on, but it comes in handy when keeping ungrouped events in sync, like you described.
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I couldn’t open the veg file – there’s a missing transition plug-in.
You don’t say why you are rendering lossless, but all lossless renders will be huge.
Steve Mann
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I’ve been criticized by people because I always update my O/S and drivers ASAP. And I can honestly say that I can count the number of Vegas stoppages in the past year on one hand. Around here a crash is exceedingly rare.
For the next question, I recommend that you start a new thread.
Filesize, Bitrate and Quality are all mutually dependent. If you want a smaller filesize, reduce the bitrate, which reduces the quality. Only you can decide what is the optimum bitrate for your project.
WMP is probably stuttering because the bitrate is too high. No one I know uses WMP to preview their video. It’s really old technology. I recommend VLC Media Player (free) or another that begins with “Wonder” and ends with “Player” and triggers a “bad words” filter on this forum. I don’t know why. It’s also free, but be careful that you read what options you are accepting, especially the defaults.
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Stephen Mann
November 7, 2013 at 10:40 pm in reply to: Moving “video FX” from Vegas Pro 10 to Vegas Pro 12As far as I know, those NB plugins were licensed only for Version 10 of Vegas.
Steve Mann
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Stephen Mann
November 7, 2013 at 10:38 pm in reply to: Parts of video drastically lower in quality than othersI did see a drop in quality when the background got really busy – typical of any encoded format.
Steve Mann
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“On startup Vegas goes red in resmon several times stating”
This just means that Vegas is waiting for a service to start before it can continue.
You say it’s worse than before, but it renders faster. I am confused because I think you are chasing multiple problems. So, what is the specific problem that is worse now than before reinstalling Vegas?
Have you updated your video device drivers?
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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I’ve given upon YouTube – Just using Vimeo Pro now.
Steve Mann
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Stephen Mann
November 6, 2013 at 3:36 pm in reply to: Fade out audio to a lower volume – NOT completely. Possible in Vegas?In addition to the Volume Envelope on the track, you can create a region and drag the envelope down in the region and get an instant four-point duck.
See my wiki for an example.
Steve Mann
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Stephen Mann
November 6, 2013 at 3:32 pm in reply to: What is a GOOD export format for archiving in Vegas Pro 12? MXF or??Every project here gets its own bare HDD (built into the price of the project) that goes into a USB external docking station. When the project is finished, that HDD goes into the closet. Archive done.
Seriously, I can go back to any project from the past five years, drop the project HDD into the dock and open the project veg file and I’ll be back exactly where I was the day I put it to bed.
I have never lost a project due to an HDD failure, but for safety purposes, I always copy the original camera files to a second backup.
External disk drives are still coming down in price. I can get 1Tb for $50 which is enough for most projects. At NewEgg, 2Tb drives can be had for around $99 and 3Tb drives are in the $129 range.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
http://www.mmdv.com