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Charley Gallagher April 23rd, 2006 09:00 AM

Thanks, DSE. That worked. Disk was a copy of my own video so it wasn't write protected. I tried 3 disks, all failed but if I copied VOBs to HD then it went well. In fact, surprisingly smooth playback.

Its a nice feature of Vegas.

Steven Davis April 23rd, 2006 01:21 PM

Hey Edward,

I'm waiting for my next wedding to roll through, I'll probably get Excalibur at that point. I was watching the demo yesterday. Thanks as always.

Magnus Helander April 23rd, 2006 04:20 PM

Special...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter Jefferson

Also, V7 is going to HAVE to be something special... very special..

V6 brought VGA/secondary display preview and a media manager.

V7 brings... DVCPRO-HD support?

/magnus

Brandon Wood April 23rd, 2006 07:43 PM

Tablet/pen vs. mouse in Vegas
 
Does anyone use a tablet and pen to edit in Vegas instead of a mouse. I am editing so much I have to soak my wrist at night - even using a very good optical mouse.

I see several (like the Wacom brand) through searches and I remember Gary Kleiner saying on his Vegas Companion series that he uses a type of pen/tablet for more precise editing. I just don't remember what he used or what brand would be optimized for editing (if any) with an NLE.

Thanks for any input!

Mark Kubat April 23rd, 2006 09:27 PM

But no Vegas 7?
 
Surely that was the plan, no?

Seth Bloombaum April 23rd, 2006 11:00 PM

There are doctors, physical therapists and ergonomists who specialize in repetitive motion injuries. You should consider seeking out their advice. Losing use of your hand due to inflammation and pain is serious business.

You do need to get alternative input devices - you're on the right track with a tablet, but don't stop there. Get a trackball too. And a track pad - they're not just for laptops, you can get a USB version too.

Alternate between the devices and don't touch your mouse for at least two weeks. I think Kleiner is using a Wacom, but no, there aren't any tablets specialized for editing. Some of them are programmable so that a click in a specific spot runs a keyboard macro which could be handy if you want to spend the time setting it up for common tasks.

I have a Logitech Trackman Wheel trackball as my primary mouse, it's great, but I also alternate with a track pad. And I use every possible keyboard shortcut I can. A couple encounters with an inflamed wrist were enough for me.

Check out the sticky thread above entitled "Quick reference: Vegas shortcuts and mouse gestures 1.0b" as well as the Vegas help file for keyboard shortcuts.

Jim Hawley April 24th, 2006 12:10 AM

Cannot bring Fujifilm AVI into Vegas
 
What am I doing wrong this time?

I am simply trying to add an AVI that was shot by a digital still camera. It's only 320 x 240 pixels and 10 frames/sec but it should work shouldn't it? I can play it just fine in Windows Media Player.

When I drag it to Vegas though all I get is a flat line audio track...no video track at all.

I am a bit sleepy, so maybe I am missing something very simple here.

Thanks again in advance guys,

Jim

Brandon Wood April 24th, 2006 12:16 AM

Thanks for the advice Seth. I'll look into what you mentioned.

Douglas Spotted Eagle April 24th, 2006 12:19 AM

Hi Jim,
More than likely, you've got an MJPEG codec from the camera, and you need an MJPEG codec installed on your system for Vegas to properly read it.
You'll find links to several on the Vegas FAQ.
http://www.vasst.com/training/vegasfaq.htm

Shawn Redford April 24th, 2006 12:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe Carney
1.Technology preview of XDCAM HD support in Vegas
2. Cinescore, a new software based soundtrack creation platform
3. New stuff for UMD.
It pays to read.

Thanks Joe for passing along this info. I hope that these is more news on Vegas at some point. For anyone who is unfamiliar with UMD, here's a start: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Media_Disc

Richard Bender April 24th, 2006 06:34 AM

New Vegas user...... :)
 
I made the switch to Vegas and so far I couldn't be happier. I was using Pinnacle Studio 10plus and Liquid Edition 5.5. They both would lock up so much I spent most of my editing time re-booting. I bouth one training DVD which I have gone through. I would be interested in trading mine with someone else for additional training.

Richard Bender April 24th, 2006 06:48 AM

color correction quetion
 
To correct color for a section of a clip do you have to split it or is there away to select only the section to apply the correction to?

John Rofrano April 24th, 2006 07:27 AM

You could use keyframes. Just set a keyframe at the point where you want the color correction to start and another where you want it to end. Make sure all the keyframes are set to Hold so that they turn on and off like a switch.

~jr

Fred Finn April 24th, 2006 09:32 AM

Media Manager Will Not Open
 
Everytime I open Vegas it tries to open the media manager database, and it always fails. I've searched for an answer, but I've only found stuff related to My SQL errors, which I don't have.

Any ideas?

Fred Finn April 24th, 2006 09:36 AM

Maybe advanced capture orginization similar to FCP?


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