Terry Esslinger
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Take a look at this thread:
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I think he is looking for a way to apply it to those two tracks with one action rather than having to apply to each track separately.
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That system should create enough warmth to keep you warm at night.:>)
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Use 2 external HD (Seagate) one for video capture and one for rendering to. They connect either with firewire or USB2 and I have used both with equal success. I switch them back and forth between my desktop (Dell E510 2.6mhz 2 core 1G memory) and my laptop (Dell Inspiron 9100 3.2 Mhz HT 1G memory)and have not had any problems, even capturing live via DVRack to the EHD attached to laptop via USB2.
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Good questions, I would like to see the answer to these too….
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Vegas default setting of a clip placed on then timeline is alpha
. You need to right click and st the setting to premultiplied or premultiplied (dirty) so that the alpha (transparancy) will be working. -
Is this something that you could take your avi file rendered in Vegas to Super and convert to flv?
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For a variation you might take a look at Bixs Ppicture Book
https://www.blufftitler.us/ but its not free. -
1. You cannot have two layers at 100% opacity as the top layer will completely block out the lower track. Anything less than 100% opacity will let varying degrees of the lower track show through. BUT what it sounds like you wanyt is a crossfade transition. To do this you place both events on the same track and overlap one over the other partially. You will then see a diagonal line (more or less) in that overlapped area representing the changes in opacity. You will change from 100% opacity of the first clip to 100% opacity of the second clip through a gradation process. First clip will get less opaque as second clip gets more opaque. This is a cross fade or a dissolve transition.
2. To reverse a clip insert a velocity envelope in the clip (see ‘insert-envelope-velocity) You can take the velocity of the clip to 0 (or a still frame) or even reverse it to play it backwards by right clicking the line of the envelope and placing nodes and then dragging the nodes up and down.
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Why don’tou do a batch capture for each tape. Mark in and out points as you watch the tape and decide what sections you want to use. Basically you are making an EDL. then tell Vegas to batch capture and go have a beer.
You can capture a wave file and then arange what parts you would like to go where front, rear, etc. So the answewr is yes. These answers are based of full Vegas not Studio. Don’t know about Studio.