Terry Esslinger
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Probably one of the easiest ways to ‘blur a spot’ is to place acopy of the clip on track 1 & 2 (or 4 & 5) You get the idea, one on top of the other. Then apply gaussian blur to the second one. Then use cookie cutter to ‘open a wuindow’ through the first one so that the spot (sizable with cookie cutter)is blurred. Then use key frames to animate the ‘spot’ as needed.
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I have been using an Epson Artison 810 for a couple of months and am very satisfied so far but do not do a lot of DVDs currently. (Replaced an Epson 900
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If you don’t pay the licensing fee you cant use the logo (legally). However writing the words should be OK. DISCLAIMER: This is not legal advice, you should contact your attorney :>)
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Dan,
Take a look at this thread. It may be just what you want!
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/24/886447 -
Theo,
I’ll be darned, I missed that. Thank you. -
In fact you should have it at “best/full”.
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Mike,
Thanks for the response, I didn’t even think of that. What I ended up doing was buying a file conversion program and converting it to a .wav. Worked like a champ but cost a little money. Your way would have been cheaper. Thanks.
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John,
I have been wondering that myself. I have not been able to get to my regular editing PC (an i7 8G box with V9) but have been having to make due with a P4 (single core)2.0 2G and V7 for this project. (But both have multiple 7200 harddrives). I think I will render a small portion of the project and then transfer it to a flash drive and take it to my sons computer (a quad core)and see how it plays there. It will take a couple of days, I’ll report back.
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John,
What do you mean by “in a high quality” more specifically? -
You have found one of the weaker points to Vegas. The Text Generator. You can do most of the effects that come canned in other programs but it takes a little more work.