Stephen Mann
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Use the dropdown menu next to the ripple button at the top to see what is affected by the ripple.
Steve Mann
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Nested events are – events. An event is only a pointer to the original media which Vegas never touches. A nested project is just a pointer to a pointer. What I envision in a movie project is that you finish the editing on each scene as a separate project, then save it. In a master project, you simply drag scene1.veg then scene2.veg, etc. to the timeline. On the master you can do project-wide adjustments or F/X, then you render your final output file.
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Sorry for the inconvenience, but the last email that I sent had the
incorrect link for the registration page for the Setting Bitrate
Control and Keyframe Parameters webinar.Please click here to register.
Sorry again for the inconvenience and email clutter.
Best.
Jan OzerSteve Mann
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Control-click on each event.
I don’t know why the reluctance to use nested projects?Steve Mann
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I’m not sure I understand the question. To move events you just select them then drag them to wherever you want on the timeline.
It might be easier to make each scene a stand-alone project then nest the veg files on a master project.
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Dave, what motherboard do you recommend?
Also, I seem to recall that the MS Windows license is one per CPU, so that a dual-cpu board would require two licenses for Windows. Since I’ve never built a dual-processor rig before, I never looked into this.A couple of years ago we hosted a rendertest database, and the dual xeons literally blew everything else away in the fastest render times.
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You’re looking at 3- to 4-hours. You may have it down by half in 6 episodes.
Steve Mann
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I never saw anything on their channel. Did anyone else figure it out?
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I have never had any major problems running Vegas 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11, or 12. Vegas thrives on fast processors, lots of cores. and RAM – in that order. You won’t see much improvement with GPU because the latest i7 processors are fast enough that the time they take to handle the data to the GPU is longer than it would take to just do the processing in the processor.
I build almost all of my PC’s. Come to think of it, my worst performing PC’s were name-brand units from HP, Dell and e-Machines.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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