Thomas Quinn
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Place the rendered DV-AVI video on a track ABOVE your current project, cut out the sections that need to be “fixed” from the top track and fix them on the lower tracks. When done, re-render to DV-AVI and only the cutout portions will be rendered. The rest will be COPIED.
Do I render to a new AVI file as I am not able to render to the origional
Thomas Q -
OK if I had rendered in an AVI file how do I do the above
Thomas Q -
Now – if you notice you had a typo on some text – or that you need to modify the timings/duration of a transition you can do that now by “slicing” away the small sections of your rendered AVI to expose the underlying original media/events. Now make your changes.
I need to change about two minutes of a 100 minute already rendered MPEG2 project I have searched treads on how to do this and found the above do not understand how this is done (how do I slice what buttons tools do I use. do I slice the rendered file or the project and how is this done) I have a training video but nothing there on this subject
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Thanks Peter thats sorted it. only using vegas a week I have a lot to learn
Thomas Q -
sorry i wasent a bit more specific . when I trim an event on the timeline using the mouse no picture is avaiable in the video preview window it stays black
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thanks Edward alls ok now. still learning
THOMAS Q -
Whats two digets between friends
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Sorry for not getting back sooner all is OK now I was following a Training video which said to disable 1394 network card which I did this caused my playback problem as it played OK when I turned on the 1393 network card
Tomas Q