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March 20th, 2009, 04:50 PM
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Vegas Movie Studio Platinum Edition
This is the situation that I want to tackle. I have 2 cameras filming, and I want to import the video from camera 1 to video track one and video from camera 2 to track2. Synchronise the two video tracks. Now my final product must be scenes from both cameras, in other words switch from camera 1 to camera 2. How easy is this if I purchase Vegas Movie Studio Platinum Edition? Can I just "highlight" the section that I want to be left out from from track 2 (camera2) and render this with out loosing synchronisation?
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March 20th, 2009, 05:28 PM
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if platinum is anything like pro then the best way to do this is add 1 more video track as your master track. cut from v1 and v2 as you wish and either copy and paste those clips to master track or simply move them up to master using the number pad keys. 8=up.
that way they stay snychd to the audio. Since vegas works top down the top track will be rendered without the lower tracks "showing thru"
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March 21st, 2009, 08:35 AM
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Take a look at Vol 1 #9 of my newsletters which shows how to edit multi-cam events in many ways.
It would be easier with the Pro version, though, as Vegas Pro 8 has multi-cam built-in and the pro versions can also run one of the scripts that adds on multi-cam as well.
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