Theo Van laar
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COW Coins
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And if you would like to trim or extend) all the events which are already on the timeline in one go, you can use e.g Excalibur for that.
Theo
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Since your footage is on a miniDVD, you can simply copy the footage to your hard drive (e.g. with windows explorer) and from there drag it onto the timeline of Vegas.
Theo
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What happens when you convert the mp4 files to a format Vegas likes more? I expect that that will solve the problem.
Theo
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I agree with Roger: I would use the green on normal land, the yellow in the desert and light blue for water areas.
Theo
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I always use the free lossless Lagarith codec to go from PI to Vegas. Works perfect. Don’t forget to include the alpha channel in the Lagarith settings.
https://lags.leetcode.net/codec.html
Theo
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If you are in PI, go to help. In tutorial 5, all the alpha channel settings are discussed there.
Theo
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Do you mean that it worked? Or did it NOT work?
Theo
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The button that allows you to see the safe area in your preview window also allows you to see channesls as grey scale. probably you have hit this button.
Theo
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‘If you’re using Vegas Pro, bump the files together edge to edge on the timeline and save this to a VEG file. Then crate a new project and drag that VEG onto the timeline.’
Thats exactly what I meant when I talked about nested files….
Theo
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What about
VIEW-WINDOWS LAYOUT-DEFAULT LAYOUT
Theo