Steven Talley
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You got me curious and here is the link
rtsp://lib8.library.vanderbilt.edu/rpw/RRTP5.rm
The trick was to bookmark it, then get the link from the bookmark.
VLC player will play it and you can save it from there in real time. -
You might try using Windows restore to reset the system to where it was a few days or weeks ago depending on what is available. It’s worked for me before, sometimes a windows update or a rogue program you may have installed in the meantime may have caused the Vegas problem.
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Upon restarting the program it will ask if you want to restore what you were working on, bot only the first time.
You should be able to find it in the temp directory you set up when Audition was installed. Check in preferences for where the directory being used is located. -
You should be able to create a blu ray disk set or .ISO on your hard drive from DVDA, then burn using another program to a DVD. https://www.cdburnerxp.se/ will burn .ISO’s to DVD’s, and blu rays and it’s free.
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On the timeline, the thing that moves when you press play… What is that referred to as?
playback marker (cursor’s fine also)There is also a narrow black vertical line or bar, that stays visible and marks the spot from where the cursor started its motion.
What is that bar called?playback start marker
I find it really aggravating that the cursor returns to the black bar or the place where it started when I stop play by hitting the space bar.
Hit the Enter key for pause and continue playback. In Preferences the Space Bar can be used along with Enter to pause.
In Vegas, is there some way to make that black bar catchup to the cursor during play?
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First thought’s, If you viewing the .mpg file alone, your playing the video track only.
Your .AC3 file contains the audio to go with the .mpg video.
If you have VLC (video lan client) installed, you can play the AC3 audio file to confirm it is there.If MSP9 rendered .mpg and .AC3 files your half way there, those files need to be authored to a DVD. That’s DVD Architect’s job. You add the chapters and any menu’s you want.
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Just a thought, have you tried updating your sound card (on board sound system) drivers. Video card drivers can be problematic too, If your on the latest drivers try an older version.
Drivers can be problematic for software utilizing the hardware on the system.
If you can try disabling the sound hardware (in bios if its on the motherboard) or the DVD/Blu Ray burner just to see if it might be the culprit.
Check the Device Manager for any non-working hardware also.
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There are 64 bit versions of FFShow
https://www.videohelp.com/tools/ffdshow/old-versions#download
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I’d recommend
https://www.ffdshow.info/
handles a number of different codec needs. Works within Vegas.