Terry Esslinger
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One way (may not be the easiest!) is to open 4 instances of Vegas. One blank and the three with the audio files you want. Drag the audio files from the three over to the blank one and arrange as desired. Then I believe you can close the three with the audio files (or at least minimize them). Then you can highlight the one audio track (with the three audio files on it) and open it in your audio editor.
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To split the event, place your curser on the frame where you want to split it and press “S”. Then to create a transition grab the right event and drag it over the left event. An “X” will appear in the overlapped area. This is a dissolve. If you want to replace it with some other transition go to your transitions box and drag another transition to the “X”. The transition will change. The length of the transition will be controlled by how much overlap you create. You might want to make sure that “ripple edit” is turned off until you learn how to use it – if you don’t know already.
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It will be saved and placed in the timeline as a ‘take’.
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Have you tried ‘open a copy’ in sound editor rather thatn ‘open file’; in sound editor?
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Where are the codecs typically installed? Can you remove individual codecs, or do you need to remove an entire ‘pac’. If you remove an inferior MJPEG codec that was installed (for instance) over a better codec will the system reverdst to the better codec?
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I believe you need to have DVDA installed to have the AC3 license.
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Let us know.
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Take a look at the Vasst site.
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You are probably trying to move the muzzle flash to a new location using track motion? Right? And you are using keyframes to move it to the next location? Be sure that your key frame conttroller is set to “hold“.
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Alan,
Once I get it downloaded on my second (office) computer how do I go about getting it activated? I have downloaded the demo, what now?