Terry Esslinger
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You could just copy the advertisement and paste it each time. Make copy of the first ad placement. Place clip two, paste ad, place clip 3, paste ad etc.
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I would probably go with Flash but Vegas does not yet render to it. Render to an DVavi to get a good possible quality and then use some flash encoder and play with the settings.
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Place an event on the time line. Grab ahold of the end of the event and drag it backwards (back toward the beginnijng) You have shortened the evvent. But you havre not done anything to your original footage. Vegas is a non-destructive editor. If yiu don’t like the place you shortened it to drag it either way to shoorten or lengthen it.
Another way is tgo place youre curser at the desired end of the clip and press S (split) then delete the last half. Again it does not do anything to your original footage or that in the project media. Missed the split spot,? drag the end to where you want it.
By clicking on the plus sign in the lower right corner of the time line you can expand your vision of ther event. You can take it out so that every time you click the right arrow it willmove the curser one frame. Don’t like that frame? PLace the curser at the front of that frame and hit S and then delete it. Don’t forget to close up your gap or use ‘auto ripple’ to automatically close it. Be careful you don’t leave this on it can cause problems when yoou don’t expect it.
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Right click on event in TL and choose “select in project media list”
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Youmight be surprised seeing it on a tv set.
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Sounds like interlacing artifacts. Does it appear that way when watched on a tv or on the computer?
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You also have to use track motion to move your thirds to where you want the.
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Add your replacement as a ‘take’
From the help file:
Right-click and drag the media file from the Project Media or Explorer window to an event on the timeline. A shortcut menu is displayed when you release the mouse button.From the shortcut menu, choose Add as Takes.
The media file is added to the event as the active take, and the original media file remains in your project as a take.
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Mark,
It may be just my 65 yr old eyes but I did not really see any interlace problems – at least at the size it played back. I loooked pretty good. What flash encoder did you use?