[Sven i. Nilsen]

Peter,

moooooh, you got five cows for this, it helped. In fact, it seems like I do not need Boris Red at all right now. I can do what I want in at last two ways:

1) Like you describe, use the FX stand-alone and load the video, add filters, then export the various key frame settings. Fire up Vegas, add Boris FX, from the Boris menu invoke “Insert settings” – it seems like this is the way to go. I must experiment more.

2) Work entirely inside Vegas, but as the filter medium I can load an external video file (with the same aspect ratio /fps etc as the Vegas clip I am editing.

One thing I like about the Boris FX Vegas plug in is that it fully takes advantage of my muliple monitors setup. So, so far it seems I can use Boris FX with Vegas, with a couple of workarounds and tricks.

Sven

[Sven i. Nilsen]

– all rendering must be done from within the host environment

If I only knew how to do it!
When used inside Sony Vegas, I only get one single frame to work with. How do I scrub the time line with one frame?? Of course I can not.

So the question is, how can I apply the stabilizer filter on a clip inside Vegas? And set key frames? And render the final result in Vegas again?

1) How can I at all use Boris FX with Vegas?
2) What is the point of the stand-alone version when there is no possibility to save the resulting wortk to disk (the video)?

Any clarification is most appreciated, it is obvious that I am missing something here.