[Tyson Onaga]

Your Track Motion keyframe should be 1280×720.
Your P/C keyframes can be between 1920×1080 down to 128×720, probably maintaining the 16:9 aspect ratio.

Vegas will then scale the Event to 1280×720 at the x-y-z location specified by your Track Motion keyframe.

[Tyson Onaga]

You might check to see that you don’t have any unwanted Pan/Crop keyframes. If you do, then the Event will “move” relative to its Track Motion position.

[Tyson Onaga]

If Roger really wants the look of a paint brush (ie, bristles) look, then he really needs an animation file.

There’s one here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrwwL7sf98w

Use a clip like that on Track 1 with the Mask Generator and Track 2 will look like it was “painted” on top.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ulkyc9p1pquamyi/Image1_paintStrokeComposited_overImage2.jpg?dl=0

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[Tyson Onaga]

Roger,

You might need a paint brush/stroke animation file. Digital Juice’s Compositor Toolkit #2 has some Paint FX. There’s some at https://videohive.net/

Track 1 – Animation clip; add Sony Mask Generator (Luminance)
Track 2 – your “revealed” clip/photo
Track 3 – your background

Make Track 2 a child of Track 1.
Change Track 1’s Compositing Mode to Multiply.

If you want just a portion of the brush stroke to be used, then add a Mask to the Event on Track 1 (the animation clip).

[Tyson Onaga]

Where/when did Sony advertise that Vegas works with Windows 10?

[Tyson Onaga]

Thanks for the reply John.
They are standard .wav files, 16-bit stereo 44.1 KHz

This is the truly weird scenario:
a. Insert Event A.wav; PB stutters
b. Add B.wav to Media Pool
c. Delete Event A.wav
d. Insert Event B.wav
e. Delete A.wav from Media Pool

PB stutters w/ fragments of B.wav AND A.wav
A.wav isn’t even in the project.

[Tyson Onaga]

> error is happening with one particular project only

More than likely, you probably have either:
1. a corrupt .veg
2. a media file who’s codec is mucked up
3. a media file that’s on a bad portion of the disk (resulting in an I/O error)

You could:
a. make a copy of the .veg
b. move all the media to a different directory(s) (assuming you know which ones they are without opening the .veg)

Open the .veg, if you don’t get a crash you should get the familiar “Vegas can’t find the blah blah blah …” dialog. Try to add each media back one at a time and see if Vegas crashes on a particular file.

[Tyson Onaga]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRsl-7ybjKk
from Jedi master Rofrano

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If both images are ~the same size and you want the pan/crop to be the same on both images, then you could:

1. Create a nested project
2. Let’s say the images are 3240 x 2160 … change the project properties (dimensions) to be 3840 x 2160
3. Put both images in

4. Put the nested project (1) into your parent project; parent project properties are 1920 x 1080
5. Put p/c events on the nested event

You should be able to “zoom in” to 1620 x 1080 and “zoom out” to 3240 x 2160 (you should have black bars on each side).

[Tyson Onaga]

I’ll second that.
Windows 7, Vegas 10e (64 bit) and QT 7.7.2 work fine.
Windows 8 … or preferably 8.1 should be fine as well.