Terry Esslinger
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You just add a second audio track under the first audio track. Thet will both play and you can control the volume of each track. In fact you will have to because digital audio is addative and you will quickly overdrive to distortion.
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With the Q6600, overclocked to 6.67 MHz
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Size really does matter.
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And John, this is for HD (720×480?)
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You need to have ‘rendered as’ an MPEG2. Then open DVDA and brouse to your file and bring it into DVDA.
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Vegas, as you know, is a Video editing program (NLE). DVDA is a DVD authoring program. That is where you take your movie that you edited in Vegas and author it into a DVD with (or without ) menus etc. It is also a DVD burning program though a lot of people seem to like to go to another program to burn for some reason. I have never (yet) had any problem with burning DVDs in DVDA. I even placed a BluRay video on a standard DVD disc. BR discs are outrageously expensive.
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If you are using 3D compositing try adding a new top track, make it the parent track but leave it empty. Then control all the tracks by moving the top parent track. The tracks closest to you (on the Z axis) will move faster and more than the items on tracks placed further back 9again on the Z axis)
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Sorry but there was just a big blank spot where your demo was supposed to be.
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Always zoom all the way in as far as you intent to go… manually focus… then zoom back out
This works if your camera has an accurately set up backfocus. Unfortunately it is my experience that many camera do not and most prosumer cams do not have an easily adjustable back focus (if it is adjustable at all)