Terry Esslinger
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Turn ON auto ripple and select all tracks and events from the drop down. PLace your curser where you want to insert the new video. Select all (Edit menu). Press S (split). Then drop your new video at the split location. It will be insert edited at that point and everything else will be moved down behind it
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Vegas is running as fast as it can pedal on your computer. More memory will help some and is rather inexpensive and easy to do. But for HD I don’t think your box will carry the mail. At least not very speedily:)
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Okay, are you trying to work with SD or HD?
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Left click and hold and draw a rectangle to include all you want.
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What are the specs of your computer?
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What media are you taking it to? DVD, web…etc.?
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Oh, and you might want to turtn off auto ripple after you have finished. It can create havoc when you don’t remember it is on.
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Turn ON auto ripple and select all tracks and events from the drop down. PLace your curser whereyou want to insert the new video. Select all (Edit menu). Press S (split). Then drop your new video at the split location. It will be insert edited at that point and everything else will be moved down behind it.
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Vegas “sees” from the top down. So what it oon an upper track will be over the top of a lower track. If you have your set up so that the smaller PiP is in the upper right corner it must be on an upper track. How did you make it smaller? Just reverse it to fill the frame. Either evemnt pan/crop or track motion. When you have the upper track filling the frame then split the lower track and move the remaining video to a track above the previous top track (You will now have 3 tracks. Resize it to go smaller and into the corner, probably using track motion. You can place a transition on the overlap area for variation.
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What about event pan/crop?