Steve Rhoden
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You need to have a two seconds gap between each audio track and
also the beginning. Best to right click and select all the audio
files in the Project media window, and when the dialogue box
appears, you select Add as CD track.
Also check the Help files and read up more on the process.Steve Rhoden
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Your question is a bit unclear. If you mean burning CD’S
from the timeline: Go to Tools, then go down to Burn Disc
and then to Disc at once audio CD.Steve Rhoden
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The talks you’ve heard are probably using Cineform to convert
video files for easier editing on the timeline….Which for
most brings another set of problems.Steve Rhoden
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The solution is simple….A very powerful system (beast),
is the best solution to avoid the stuttering and such, working
with those file formats in Vegas.Otherwise, its the old faithful Dynamic ram preview that has to
be used. Ive gotten quite use to it, and dont find it annoying at
all.And converting video files to edit and basically convert again is
something i’ve always hated.So, you are gonna have to wait a few months when you can get
your more powerful PC for dedicated editing….lolSteve Rhoden
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Good….
Steve Rhoden
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Filmex Creative Media.
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Have you tried changing the resolution of the preview window?
eg: Preview (Full)…etcSteve Rhoden
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I did answer you with a similar question some time
ago from an earlier post….And the same principle applies
using the DNxHD Codec:
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/24/939004Steve Rhoden
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Maybe resave the Jpegs to a lesser definition?
I think you have answered your own solution….lol
Yes, use your photo editing program to reduce them, you
will get better performance.Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Film Maker
Filmex Creative Media.
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That is indeed odd…Never heard of that issue before.
Does this occurs when you have anything editing on the timeline
and bring up the pan/crop?Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Film Maker
Filmex Creative Media.
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I think there was a recent update on their site, addressing
a fix for that particular issue.Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Film Maker
Filmex Creative Media.
1-876-832-4956
https://filmex-creative-media.blogspot.com/