[Tom Vance]

Thanks! At least a few of us are looking forward to what you have up your sleeve. 🙂

[Tom Vance]

Somewhere along the line I was led to believe BCC 8 for Vegas was being shown at the February 16 webinar. But, Boris’ response is rather obtuse, as in: BCC for Vegas? What’s that?

[Tom Vance]

The Borix Webinar introducing BCC 8 is scheduled for:

Professional VFX and Titles in Sony Vegas Pro

Thursday, February 16, 2012 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM EST

[Tom Vance]

This is a known issue in Vegas 11 build 511. I have the same problem and yes, it is frustrating.

Possible workaround is to set the project framerate to double your normal framerate and save the project with that setting.

[Tom Vance]

Thanks. I’d say pan and zoom is one of those things that makes Vegas, Vegas. It’s too easy.

[Tom Vance]

John —

I’ve taken a look at the Boris Zoom and Pan and am wondering if there are advantages to it compared to just doing it using Vegas. I’m interested in understanding quality and/or workflow advantages.

[Tom Vance]

Hey John —

Just wanted to jump in and say I am really enjoying your tutorials. Keep ’em coming. I took the dive into BCC and am having a ton of fun. Had FX years ago with Speed Razor and jumped to Vegas v3.

Just a question for you. I’m running 12 gig of ram/Win 7. I’ve found Vegas can be kind of flaky when it comes to allocating preview ram. Any recommendations on where the sweet point is for using BCC? Is there a point of diminishing return?

Thanks,

Tom