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Thomas Quinn
May 20, 2007 at 9:53 am in reply to: Editors Challenge?

But which system did the good editors vote for
Thomas
Thomas Quinn
March 31, 2007 at 4:37 pm in reply to: cant see trims

ItOK I found out that I had show video event edge switched of
Thomas Quinn
March 20, 2007 at 12:35 am in reply to: long credit scroll

Edward
Please Ignore my last post I was not reading your newsletter proper I can now achive what you explained
Thanks for all your help
Thomas
Thomas Quinn
March 19, 2007 at 11:58 pm in reply to: long credit scroll

EDWARD
below is from page 3 of your Vol 2 #9 newsletter is this the right entry I am reading I am obviously missing somthing as I cannot see where I can paste 40 lines in one go. As I read it each line or dual line must be done individually please can you take the time to point out where I am going wrong
Thomas

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Thomas Quinn
March 19, 2007 at 8:03 pm in reply to: long credit scroll

Thanks for your reply Edward not sure your news letter explains what I want. can I copy the lot from word and and paste all in one go to the credit roll ( I have 80 names copied )in Vegas rather than one line at a time
Thomas
Thomas Quinn
November 27, 2006 at 7:49 pm in reply to: Help

Yes I did but no joy I hade to re edit the wedding in the end as I could not find any way to open the file which by the way was edited origionly in vegas 6 and transfered to vegas 7 and can not now be opened in vegas 6 is this normal.
Thomas
Thomas Quinn
November 26, 2006 at 12:31 pm in reply to: Help

Edward the veg file will not open at all I get a rectangle box blue at the top with (SONY VEGAS 7)header with the following message (An error occurred during the current operation
An exception has occurred) at the bottom of this box it two buttons OK and DETAILS when I click on OK vegas closes down whe I click on details I get the details below

Sony Vegas 7.0
Version 7.0b (Build 151)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x641CBD2 IP:0x396FF6BA
In Module ‘vegas70k.dll’ at Address 0x396A0000 + 0x5F6BA
Thread: ProgMan ID=0xBC4 Stack=0x1AEC000-0x1AF0000
Registers:
EAX=0492fc03 CS=001b EIP=396ff6ba EFLGS=00010286
EBX=01aecf5c SS=0023 ESP=01aeceec EBP=80004005
ECX=0641cbd1 DS=0023 ESI=fb6d138b FS=003b
EDX=000000ff ES=0023 EDI=00000000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
396FF6BA: 0F B6 51 01 33 C0 8A 61 ..Q.3..a
396FF6C2: 03 8A 41 02 0F B6 09 C1 ..A…..
Stack Dump:
01AECEEC: 01AECF5C 019F0000 + FCF5C
01AECEF0: 00001000
01AECEF4: 01AEE0F4 019F0000 + FE0F4
01AECEF8: FFFFFFFF
01AECEFC: FFFFFFFF
01AECF00: 00000008
01AECF04: 396FF771 396A0000 + 5F771 (vegas70k.dll)
01AECF08: 01AECF5C 019F0000 + FCF5C
01AECF0C: 00001000
01AECF10: 00000000
01AECF14: 01AECF40 019F0000 + FCF40
01AECF18: 01AEDF70 019F0000 + FDF70
01AECF1C: 0000000B
01AECF20: 00000001
01AECF24: 39700A50 396A0000 + 60A50 (vegas70k.dll)
01AECF28: 01AECF5C 019F0000 + FCF5C
> 01AECF68: 00800A00 00400000 + 400A00 (vegas70.exe)
01AECF6C: 00000000
01AECF70: D02A983C
> 01AECF74: 32544954 32420000 + 124954 (colorcorrector.dll)
01AECF78: 0B000000 0AC50000 + 3B0000
> 01AECFB0: 004B4352 00400000 + B4352 (vegas70.exe)
01AECFB4: 40020000
01AECFB8: 54300000
> 01AECFBC: 004E4F43 00400000 + E4F43 (vegas70.exe)
01AECFC0: 40090000
01AECFC4: 38280000
01AECFC8: 6F462930
01AECFCC: FBFF6B6C
> 01AECFE4: 341F5521 34130000 + C5521 (mp3plug2.dll)
> 01AECFE8: 77218061 771B0000 + 68061 (WININET.dll)
> 01AECFF0: 20080430 20000000 + 80430 (xpsp2res.dll)
> 01AED080: 77E8F99F 77E70000 + 1F99F (RPCRT4.dll)
> 01AED09C: 7A1F7C40 79E70000 + 387C40 (mscorwks.dll)
> 01AED0B0: 7B366B32 7AFD0000 + 396B32 (System.Windows.Forms.ni.dll)
> 01AED0C4: 3958872F 39510000 + 7872F (tranzport.dll)
> 01AED0CC: 36C7B799 36B50000 + 12B799 (SfPagePeel.dll)
> 01AED0E0: 320A84D9 31F90000 + 1184D9 (aviplug.dll)
> 01AED118: 35CBF310 35C60000 + 5F310 (sfconfigmgr.dll)
> 01AED148: 01F1AA21 01E10000 + 10AA21 (vidpcore.dll)
01AED14C: 719951C2
01AED150: 03568F5E 03460000 + 108F5E
01AED154: E02DD1B0
01AED158: 10917493
> 01AED198: 09D5BA76 09CB0000 + ABA76 (Syncfusion.Grid.Windows.dll)
01AED19C: 1533A498
01AED1A0: 0604CE46 04B90000 + 14BCE46
01AED1A4: 4599A2EE
> 01AED25C: 7B76A346 7AFD0000 + 79A346 (System.Windows.Forms.ni.dll)
> 01AED26C: 09E0C5DE 09CB0000 + 15C5DE (Syncfusion.Grid.Windows.dll)
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01AEFFF0: 00000000
01AEFFF4: 00519870 00400000 + 119870 (vegas70.exe)
01AEFFF8: 00A7B168 00400000 + 67B168 (vegas70.exe)
01AEFFFC: 00000000
Thomas Quinn
Thomas Quinn
September 24, 2006 at 9:06 pm in reply to: Moving Multile Events on Multle Tracks ? ?

On your timeline is ripple click on it, to the right of this is a small downward pointing arrow click on this select all tracks markers and regions , now everything to the right will move as one
Thomas
Thomas Quinn
September 22, 2006 at 11:46 pm in reply to: Question on DVD 4

Edward again thank you for your patients I am getting a sort of what I want using your method LynxFX described it better than me maybe I am using the wrong terms. I will have another go before I give up on this, Lets say my background media was black with white letters counting down from 10 to 1 what I want is when I hit play at say no 5 my buttons fade away the countdown contuines for 2 seconds and does not jump to 10 as it links to the transition clip is what I want in DVDA
Thomas
Thomas Quinn
September 19, 2006 at 9:34 pm in reply to: Question on DVD 4

Edward thanks for your replys I am not sure I have described properly what I am trying to achive so I will give it another go
I have a DVD in my player with a motion background on this background is 4 buttons with the desired clips I select any button the buttons all fade from the screen leaving the motion background for approx 2 seconds this then fades to black and the clip selected fades in this is all done on pro studio with little effort.
Thomas

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