[Unkhakook]

hehe; english – little button at the top of the screen; direct link to the same forms, en anglais:

https://www.telefilm.gc.ca/03/37.asp?lang=en&

enjoy,

T

[Unkhakook]

Hi Jason,

I don’t know if you received an answer to your rights/ music problem, but I wanted to suggest a music licensing firm here in Montreal – they specialize in that sort of thing, and do alot of great indie placement. Indie, as in, the artist owns the music, so you don’t have to go through 8 lawyers and 6 months to clear your rights;

the company is Third Side Music; talk to Mary Harris
https://www.thirdsidemusic.com/

good luck!

T

[Unkhakook]

Hi,

You said one of the great people on this site sent you a link – great! uh, can you post it please?

Thanks!

Unk.

[Unkhakook]

YES!!!

Jedi, you have saved my proverbial A$$! Excalibur worked like a charm! I managed to rename and export all the necessary clips with the demo version.

Why does Vegas get rid of the clip names when you archive? Isn’t that a bit counter-prodcutive? Sure was for me. ANyhow, thanks a MILLION; I would love to purchase your product when I get a little fancier with Vegas; it seems to have many neat tools. Scripting rocks.

thanks really really a lot alot…

Unk.

[Unkhakook]

Hi Jedi – thanks for the prompt reply.

I actually still do have my subclips on the timeline (that’s where I can see the Active Take Names that I entered as subclip names).

– what would be the procedure for doing a re-render of the individual clips on the timeline (using regions, I believe you said)
– if I re-render DV clips, will I lose quality?
– should I be using the native Vegas DV codec? (the sony one, right)

Deperately wanting *not* to rename 700+ clips…

:-0

Unk