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  10 answers, most recent on 1/3/2015

  Protune vs. Cineform in Vegas -- the Tests
  Disclaimer: This thread is for the 1 or 2% of users who understand grading on a production level, and 8-bit vs. 32-bit float editing environments. Most users (including me) should not be using Protune for any kind of production, as was stated
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  21 answers, most recent on 1/4/2015

  RE: What TV card for Vegas Pro 13?
  I have a Nvidia GTX 570 for my two working monitors and a Blackmagic Intensity Pro for my viewing monitor, all work perfectly together with VP 13 Lee
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  21 answers, most recent on 1/4/2015

  RE: What TV card for Vegas Pro 13?
  I have read on this forum (http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/forums/ShowMessage.asp?ForumID=4&MessageID=899893) that Blackmagic DeckLink Mini Monitor does not work with VP13. So propaby Intensity Pro will be the choice. Does Blackmagic is the
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  21 answers, most recent on 1/4/2015

  RE: What TV card for Vegas Pro 13?
  Whether you can make your rig work has several issues. Be forewarned that BlackMagic has had no development in coop with Sony SCS since VegasPro9. Your card could work depending exactly on what motherboard etc you deploy. Not a task for the faint of
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  21 answers, most recent on 1/4/2015

  What TV card for Vegas Pro 13?
  I'm planning to buy a video card + additional monitor. I would like to use the secondary monitor as an extension of my computer workspace. Also I would like to use it as an external TV. To use it as external TV, I'm planning to buy a Blackmagic
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  10 answers, most recent on 12/22/2014

  RE: DisplayPort trouble....
  Yes, just checked every surface of the TV, and didn't found it. I believe that's the best location for HDMI input module, as in Page 14, but my version here has only TV Tuner, which should be placed on the rear side, as pictured in Page
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  10 answers, most recent on 12/11/2014

  RE: How to: capture screen & convert to B/W
  I was able to add a Levels plug-in and make adjustments to get the desired effect. I also used my BlackMagic Intensity Pro to capture my laptop screen which generated a rather large but very legible AVI of the screen.
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  10 answers, most recent on 12/11/2014

  RE: How to: capture screen & convert to B/W
  CamStudio appears to be bundled with malware, did not install. I think I will use my BlackMagic Intensity Pro to capture the video off of my laptop. I have had good success with it in the past, although it does generate some really big AVI files.
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  29 answers, most recent on 12/8/2014

  RE: Post workflow from PPro to Vegas Pro
  @Nick Hope said "... It's a minefield" That's an understatement. And it's only getting worse - After more reading on the Blackmagic Cinema 4K camera, I've decided to shelve that idea. Although the reviews on image quality compared to the Red
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  29 answers, most recent on 12/8/2014

  RE: Post workflow from PPro to Vegas Pro
  @Nick Hope - Had a chance to edit one of my paid gigs this past week in Vegas Pro. Taking the chance it would not have issues and given it had audio that was in serious need of cutting together, I opted to try Vegas Pro to see just how well it
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  28 answers, most recent on 1/1/2015

  RE: Odd bug: freeze when clicking on Master Bus window
  Yes, VP12 was absolutely fine. I've had this audio setup for years now, it's been great with VP8,9,10,11,12!! Now, as for the preview output via Blackmagic Intensity to a TV - don't get me started :-( Cheers David
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  3 answers, most recent on 11/26/2014

  RE: Vegas Pro 12 to Resolve 11 Pro question
  I am pretty old school in this regard, I prefer to import my camera footage into Resolve and grade it, then pass it on to Vegas for editing as a high quality intermediate, I do not use proxies. This goes back to my earlier days of grading film and
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  19 answers, most recent on 11/24/2014

  RE: Capturing DV-AVI via Vegas
  +1 to everything John Cline posted. I agree with him that you get better results using an analog capture card instead of a DV/Firewire transfer, and indeed that is what I tried to use for many years. However, for consumer analog video formats, the
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  19 answers, most recent on 11/24/2014

  RE: Capturing DV-AVI via Vegas
  I do a LOT of capturing of analog footage (1-inch, BetaCam, 3/4" and VHS/Betamax) for high quality digital archiving and this footage also ends up on DVD. I can often see the difference between video captured at 4:2:2 and 4:1:1, particularly on
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  19 answers, most recent on 11/24/2014

  RE: Capturing DV-AVI via Vegas
  If you are using SD DV source for the capture - you cannot exceed the 4.2.0 native of the file codec. Yes, you could use BlackMagic but it will not offer you anything more than you have got. The most efficient will be the DV capture over standard
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  No answers, created on 11/15/2014

  BMD Decklink Studio 2 Capture Audio Channels
  Using a Win7 64 bit i5 machine, and a BMD BlackMagic Digital Decklink Studio 2 I'm having trouble selecting the number of audio channels to capture. The Decklink dialog is available, and I select 2 channels on that dialog, but when capturing in
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  21 answers, most recent on 11/17/2014

  RE: One month response time... really?
  I teach Premiere Pro CC at a local university and use Vegas for most commercial projects. Vegas is more efficient, there's no doubt about that if you use both platforms. Premiere is built on the assumption that you will use the source monitor for
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  22 answers, most recent on 11/16/2014

  RE: OT: Blackmagic announces Fusion 7 for free
  John222, Blackmagic has a Fusion forum on their site. There are a number of tutorials on the Blackmagic site as well as on YouTube. The best place to start is with Eyeon, the original owners. eyeon software After that, do a search for Digital Fusion
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  22 answers, most recent on 11/16/2014

  RE: OT: Blackmagic announces Fusion 7 for free
  [I]I don't know what the logic behind giving it away is.[/I] It is part of the business plan of Blackmagic. The founder, Grant Petty, has always espoused the view that many products are way overpriced, and he demonstrated this when Blackmagic took
• Video

  4 answers, most recent on 11/12/2014

  RE: Capture hdmi
  Check out the Blackmagic Design - Intensity line of devices. Be sure to do a search on this forum for compatibility with Vegas. Mike
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  22 answers, most recent on 11/16/2014

  RE: OT: Blackmagic announces Fusion 7 for free
  I have downloaded it but not yet installed on my post machine. I note "Fusion requires Apple Quicktime to be installed on the workstation in order to read and write to the MOV and PNG file formats". I find no other references to video file format,
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  22 answers, most recent on 11/16/2014

  RE: OT: Blackmagic announces Fusion 7 for free
  Bob, there is now a dedicated section on the Blackmagic forum for Fusion, and there are no posts in there (that I could find) that mention not being able to import common file types. See: http://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewforum.php?f=22
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  22 answers, most recent on 11/16/2014

  OT: Blackmagic announces Fusion 7 for free
  There is a pro version for $995 but the basic version is free. The free version is not limited in any significant capacity with the exception that it doesn't offer support for 3rd party OFX plugins and it can't output resolutions higher than QHD. I
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  21 answers, most recent on 11/20/2014

  RE: WOT: Moviestuff Retro 8
  David. I dont have much of tools for actual restoration work on the films. I do have NeatVideo which may help a bit althought it is more for noise rather then scratches. Blackmagic Design has some fantastic software for it if you have the funds