• Audio

  42 answers, most recent on 4/5/2003

  RE: Vegas vs. Pro Tools
  "Phatdrums" and those who are like him, is one of the reasons why Pro Tools is an industry standard. Not enough brains to open up their eyes and see what else is going on around them and chose a product just because everyone else says it's the
• Audio

  2 answers, most recent on 2/23/2003

  Latest UAD-1 3.01 has DX support for SOFO apps!
  The latest UAD-1 3.01 update is out with enhanced DX support. SOFO apps are now officially supported and my preliminary tests have shown that except for one bugga boo, the DX implementation is nearly flawless. In fact, from my preliminary tests
• Video

  6 answers, most recent on 12/29/2002

  VV3 No video/audio build Peaks (Please Help)
  Hello, I am still new to Vegas Video, but have never had this problem before tonight. I started a project and everything was fine. However, after about an hour the program has quit showing video and audio in the timeline. All the timeline shows is
• Audio

  11 answers, most recent on 11/27/2002

  RE: CD Architect 5.0 released
  Yep Angelica, I knew I was catering to your ploy, when I was writing my rant. I'm getting fed up with these NEW releases that are doing nothing, but getting users excited about a new inovative product, but instead of keeping focused with that app
• Audio

  45 answers, most recent on 11/26/2002

  RE: VA4 feature request
  Ok, is this the start of our feature request post? Here's mine. 1. Surround Panning options (5.1, 7.1, 10.2...etc.) 2. Also the ability to (render as) encode surround info via Dolby Pro Logic, or Logic 7 to a stereo mix. 3. Midi Hardware control
• Video

  9 answers, most recent on 10/4/2002

  RE: proMAX DA-MAX + for RS-422 Sony-protocol decks
  Yeah, I too was shocked to discover such a routine occurence as insert-editing was not possible with VV - it's a limitation of IEEE-1394 though, so no foul. I do, however, believe VV3 'will' do assemble-edits, so while not exactly in the
• Video

  19 answers, most recent on 10/4/2002

  external monitor setup tips
  Using an external TV monitor to preview DV projects is a great way to get a wysiwyg preview of your DV production. It is not that hard to set this up, but you need to be aware of a number of issues, both system config related, and Vegas specific.
• Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)

  3 answers, most recent on 10/28/2001

  Evils of clumsy registration and activation schemes.
  Why are software companies so damn stupid? In some half-ass scheme to try to prevent piriated software they manage to piss-off and chase away paying customers. I will not buy any future Sonic Foundry software because it frankly isn't worth the
• Video

  7 answers, most recent on 1/30/2001

  RE: Playback Acceleration For Video. How! What!
  I see......I hope you guys realize that this renders the external monitor function utterly useless! Even if you are only working on the video and not the sound then this latency between the sound and picture is completely unacceptable. Dont get
• Video

  2 answers, most recent on 1/27/2001

  RE: Re: Problems With Vegas - CPU/disk meters are there with 512MB
  Yet another interesting tidbit: My system has 512MB of RAM and the meters DON'T appear on my system! Something else that amused me no end: I upgraded from Vegas Audio version 2.0a to the newer 2.0b version--and most of the problems got
• Video

  2 answers, most recent on 1/27/2001

  RE: Re: Problems With Vegas - CPU/disk meters are there with 512MB
  Yet another interesting tidbit: My system has 512MB of RAM and the meters DON'T appear on my system! Something else that amused me no end: I upgraded from Vegas Audio version 2.0a to the newer 2.0b version--and most of the problems got
• Video

  6 answers, most recent on 1/24/2001

  RE: Problems With Vegas
  James, You've got my sympathy! SiS (and S3)-based display adapters are indeed horrid little beasties. I spent five years doing tech support, supporting hardware and software for servers, workstations, laptops, and thin clients for IBM, Dell,
• Video

  2 answers, most recent on 1/27/2001

  Re: Problems With Vegas - CPU/disk meters are there with 512MB
  An interesting tidbit - when I upgraded to Vegas Audio 2 my cpu and disk meters also vanished and I asked SF who told me that story about them not being too accurate and so being removed - but guess what? When I recently upgraed from 384Mb RAm to
• Video

  6 answers, most recent on 1/24/2001

  RE: Problems With Vegas
  I just wanted to say that, YES, I TOO had the exact same problem. Here is the amazing thing, First off, here is my system: PIII733/133fsb 256 pc133 ram maxtor 20 gig 7200 udma66 quantum fireball 15 gig 7200 udma66 Matrox Millenium 8meg Vid
• Video

  6 answers, most recent on 1/24/2001

  RE: Problems With Vegas
  Christian, A bit of VBScript on an ASP running on the server hosting this forum generates an error if I try to reply directly to your post, so I'll just try it this way. Thanks for reply! You've have given me two very important bits of
• Video

  6 answers, most recent on 1/24/2001

  RE: Problems With Vegas
  First of all, you won't need to purchase Vegas Pro, as an upgrade. That will actually be a down grade. Seeing that you are a new user, I can understand the confusion. Sonic Foundry's marketing team (if they have one) should be shot for this,
• Video

  6 answers, most recent on 1/24/2001

  RE: Problems With Vegas
  HI just a comment from another Midiman delta 1010 user. Actually I am really satisfied with my setup and I am not even running the minimum system requirement. My setup is Vegas audio 2.0b Windows 98 350 mhz AMD Midiman delta 1010 7200 rpm IBM
• Video

  6 answers, most recent on 1/24/2001

  Problems With Vegas
  Hello, everyone. My name's Gabriel and I'm a would-be Vegas user. (I own Vegas Audio and have been considering purchasing Vegas Pro at the recommendation of friends who use Vegas in their own demo and project studios.) I'm posting this because I
• Video

  8 answers, most recent on 9/6/1999

  RE: Vegas crashes computer
  I have seen the problem with some motherboard manufacturers. In my experience there is a resource share violation do to improper IRQ handling. What you need to check is the device manager. Double click on the computer at the top of the list to
• Video

  2 answers, most recent on 12/28/2000

  RE: Mixdown of 8-channel live recording
  Thanks very much Dave! Sound like exactly what I needed. I will remove all the envelopes, etc. I'll also check into this since more specifically. BTW, I really love how I can adjust the ends of the horizontal scroll to change how much of the
• Video

  2 answers, most recent on 12/28/2000

  RE: Mixdown of 8-channel live recording
  "...if I could get Vegas Audio 2.0 (actually I have installed the 2.0b update) to work ‘destructively’ to trim out all the spaces between the selections. This would make my files much smaller" Make a selection, then do a save-as .wav using
• Video

  2 answers, most recent on 12/28/2000

  Mixdown of 8-channel live recording
  I just finished a multi-track live recording using Vegas Audio 2.0b and would like some suggestions before I proceed to post-production. It is not that I haven’t figured out a way to do it. I have and it seems to work fine. However, I am just
• Video

  8 answers, most recent on 11/13/2000

  RE: Vegas Audio 2.0a, Win2K and stuttering death
  Win2K takes a good deal more resources than Win9x, so if you are running on the same or similar machine, that may be the root of the problem. It has been my experience that Win2K Professional performs better than Server for Vegas ... your mileage
• Video

  2 answers, most recent on 10/29/2000

  Thanks SF - A story to tell for the bored or interested...
  I've had mixed emotions about posting this for a few days, mostly because I have had about all I can take of reading rhetoric from the likes of Irvin. But I have noticed that lately SF is doing a good job of deleting his posts rather rapidly.