Theo Van laar
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You can also go to the project media tab, right click on the footage you would like to delete and choose the options that deletes the footage from the project AND the disk. That also allows removal without getting the message og missing files.
Theo
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Move the mouse to the bottom of the FX window until a double up-and-down cursor appears and then drag the keyframe box up. Your timeline will return.
Theo
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‘I was thinking of doing something like a steady stream of photos that start from infinity in the center, coming towards the lens and off to the sides’
I would do this is Particle Illusion. You can start of with any emitter you like and replace the particles with your images. Next you can adapt the movement of the images exactly as you like. Just a matter of seconds/minutes.
Theo
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I’m not sure how you can have a transition with only one clip. Unless you are talking about a normal fade in or fade out. That works exactly the same as in Vegas 8 Pro: just drag the corsor to the fade-lines until it changes in a half squeare and a part of a circel and drag…
Theo
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There are several ways. One way is to activate the ripple edit button and drag the right clip (of the two involved in the transition) to the left. Or inactivate the ripple edit button and drag the left clip to the right. Or go to the properties window of the transition. Or.. etc.
Theo
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Why would you like to go back to Vegas 8?
And would an intermediate avi file be sufficient for what you want?
Theo
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I guess that you are making a videoDVD and not a dataDVD? Then all the wmv files need to be recompressed to MPEG2. Maybe that step didn’t work well for the two videofiles that went wrong. Or you didn’t connect those video’s to their buttons. Or…. etc.
Can’t you add your projecfile as an attachment?
Theo
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‘but in principle this is what I would like to do — cut something from one area and place it in another area!!’
With the links I gave you, I was trying to show you the right direction:
Place one picture into another picture (PIP or Picture in Picture) is described in the first tutorial which deals with track motion.To cut a piece out of a picture (or video or whatever you place on the timeline) is called cropping and is described in the last tutorial talking about the pan/crop window.
The other 2 tutorials give you some more ideas how you can play with this PIP to increase your creative possibilities
‘Sorry if you gave me the answer and it is infact in one of those tutorials, although I did not see it, and sorry for bothering you’
No problem, I hope that things are more clear now. If not, just ask again…
Theo
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Just forget about the New Blue essentials. They contain hardly anything you can’t do already in Vegas. The following sites might explain everything you are looking for:
Track Motion:
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/news/article.asp?articleid=80&keycode=64143
Parent/child:
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/news/article.asp?articleid=47&keycode=3509
Masking:
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/news/article.asp?articleid=55&keycode=3513
Pan/Crop
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/news/article.asp?articleid=73&keycode=64139
Theo