Terry Esslinger
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Most people are saying to double the size of the text event. i.e. make it 1440 x 960. It does help.
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Sorry it loooks like part of my reply got etherized.
Place video event with tv set on track one.
Open event pan/crop
Select mask
Use selection tool to outline the tv set.
Go to path-mode and change it to negative.
You should now have a cut out section (black) in the preview of the television set. Looks like TV is off
Place video that you want to show in the tv set on track two.
You will only see the portion of it that is under the cut out portion (masked) of track one.
You can then resize track two with event pan and crop to be slightly larger than the tv set.
Then with track motion move the resized video on track two to show under the mask (tv set) on track one.
As state elsewher this will work best if the tv set in track one is stationary (camera was locked down).Another way you could do this (but not as nice) without masks would be to place video event with the tv on track two. PLace the video that you want to show in tv on track one. Resize the video in track one to size of television set and move it over the position of the tv screen.
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When in the event pan crop window, select your mask in the work area, then go to the controls on the left and
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Just to add another layer of complexity but elegance to Spots suggestions you can make the two tracks (1: Fonts 2: Bullets) children of a blank parent track and then control both tracks together via the parent track.
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For some reason it sounds like your tracks have been made child tracks but I don’t see the connection to the rendering problem.
Can you place an individual wav file on the time line and just render it. Does it render out completely? You might find one that won’t that could be the fly in your ointment.
Another thing you could try is highlight the wav track and then ‘render to new track’. This will give you a new track with all the wav files rendered as one event. Does this work? Can you then use it as your audio track?
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How about taking and converting all your audio files to .wav or mp3 before you vput the on the time line.
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Yes, that too!
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Yes, that can all be done and it doesn’t matter what the material is. You would use event pan and crop or track motion and multiple tracks of video material. Look these things up in the help file and if you have any specific questions give a holler.
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To “S”plit the audio track as Edward says without also splitting the video track you need to ‘ungroup’ the audio and video which are grouped by default. Probably the easiest way is to click on the icon for ‘ignore event grouping’, then select the audio track, then place your cursor at the beginning of the section you want to remove and hit S, then place the cursor at the end of the piece of audio you want to delete and press S. Then select the split section by clicking on it (it will change colors) then hit delete.
Remember to untick the ‘ignore event grouping’ when you are done or you will probably run into other troubles later.
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What type of avi are you trying