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Todd Kushnir
November 3, 2016 at 8:34 pm in reply to: Graphics card recommended for sony vegas

the new NVIDIA cards benchmark just as good at OpenCL

I am about to get my next system and I’ve spec’d the NVIDIA 1080, what would be the equivalent AMD card today Nov.2016? Also, I do a fair amount of work in Lightroom, After Effects and Photoshop. I still do a ton of Video Editing in Vegas 13, and expect to be editing 4K content. Would I still benefit from the AMD considering I use the Adobe products too? or will AMD hurt my performance on the Adobe apps?
Thanks in advance!!
Todd
Todd Kushnir
February 24, 2011 at 12:35 pm in reply to: Vegas 10 + 60D, smooth edit and playback?

Thank you so much, Thomas. I really appreciate your input as well as everyone else who helped. Thank you!
Todd Kushnir
December 4, 2009 at 2:38 pm in reply to: DVD Archiect master rejected

Every dual layer DVD I ever sent to a replicator was on TWO DLT’s. I don’t think it is possible to submit the Dual Layer DVD on one DLT. Since I have not actually submitted a Dual Layer DVD since 2005, things may have changed. I owned a DVD Authoring and Post house from 1999 to 2005. I hope this helps!

All the best!
Todd
Todd Kushnir
October 10, 2009 at 5:29 pm in reply to: Event Pan/Crop Function Not Working In Multi-Camera Edit Mode

Here is a possible work around if you can’t get it to work the way you are trying.

Render just the segment you want to pan/crop to a new track.
Move that track above your multicamera track.
Perform the Pan/Crop on the new clip.

Cheers!
Todd
Todd Kushnir
October 10, 2009 at 5:26 pm in reply to: Changing Crossfade/Transition Length in Multi-Camera Editing

Hi,
From the manual:

Holding the Ctrl key while choosing a take will create a crossfade instead of a cut, with the alignment and duration determined by the Cut-to-overlap conversion settings from the Editing tab of the Preferences dialog.

Hope that helps.
Todd
Todd Kushnir
October 8, 2009 at 8:29 pm in reply to: 16×9 ipod touch encoding restrictions

Hi,
Thanks for responding Jay! I understand that there may be some letterboxing, but by using the included Main Concept AVC/AAC preset called Apple iPod Video 640×480, you get windowboxing (https://bit.ly/EtOVe).

I made a custom preset that works to get letterboxing. However to get this I could only change one parameter, the width, to 720. Any other changes caused the encoded video to not import onto the iPod. I was looking for a way to adjust the other parameters to achieve a better quality encode, and have a file that the ipod will import successfully.

Here are some images I made that show that you can indeed encode at 720×480 to import into your iPod:
640×480

720×480

Any help with those other settings would be great, maybe there is something else besides the Main Concept that I’m not aware of.
Thanks again!