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  • Strobealific

    July 28, 2005 at 4:38 pm in reply to: is there a tweak in Vegas?

    Actually 6.0b is quite stable.


    Marc Bowyer
    StrobeAlific Media

  • Have you tried .png files. They seem to work best.

    While I understand you are trying to get the best quality possible, I would focus on the pixel ratio (i.e. 1440×1080, 640×480, etc.) instead of dpi. Again, 1140×1080 is good enough for HD video. Make sure you watch your project on a video monitor.

    Try zooming into a video clip. You will notice it looks awful on a computer screen.

    Another solution for images at a lower resolution is to duplicate the track when you have finished your edits and transitions. Put the duplicate track above the original. Make the top track progressive scan and set opacity to 50%.


    Marc Bowyer
    StrobeAlific Media

  • Why go with anything that large? You won’t see that quality on an NTSC monitor. HD is 1080. SD is much lower. That’s why I suggest 1440×1080. That is plenty of resolution for HD video.

    Vegas doesn’t seem to do well processing LARGE jpegs or other still images.


    Marc Bowyer
    StrobeAlific Media

  • My guess is image size as well.

    Don’t go any larger than 1440X1080.


    Marc Bowyer
    StrobeAlific Media

  • Strobealific

    July 7, 2005 at 6:16 am in reply to: Map with moving route line

    That would probably work too…with a LONG wipe in between the two.

    🙂


    Marc Bowyer
    StrobeAlific Media

  • Strobealific

    July 3, 2005 at 8:34 pm in reply to: Timothy Duncan’s Vegas 6 DVD

    Tim does a really nice job LIVE as well.


    Marc Bowyer
    StrobeAlific Media

  • Strobealific

    July 3, 2005 at 8:31 pm in reply to: Re: Vegas-5 ‘Pan and Zoom problems’

    Ultimate S and Excalibur both do the work for you with photos. I own both for different reasons.

    Maybe someone can suggest a good tutorial for you on panning and zooming.


    Marc Bowyer
    StrobeAlific Media

  • Strobealific

    July 3, 2005 at 8:28 pm in reply to: Vegas to DVD Architect Slide Show Question

    If you just want stills with music, you should just use the “slide show” default in DVD-A.

    You won’t be able to do transitions, but it will save you a lot of render time. It depends on your need.


    Marc Bowyer
    StrobeAlific Media

  • Strobealific

    July 3, 2005 at 7:14 pm in reply to: Audio Expander Plugin

    I recommend Sony Noise Reduction 2.0 for the noise. As far as adjusting everything else…you have all the other tools you need built in to Vegas and Sound Forge.


    Marc Bowyer
    StrobeAlific Media

  • Strobealific

    June 12, 2005 at 4:33 am in reply to: Bewildered by audio crackling (static)

    I agree. Sounds like a hardware problem/conflict to me. Or maybe a frequency setting problem on the soundcard driver.


    Marc Bowyer
    StrobeAlific Media

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