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Video
16 answers, most recent on 10/20/2024
RE: Speech to text usage - worth it?

@CosmicOutpost In V19 if you go to Tools/Multicam/Synchronize Audio to Align Events; this is the function. I previously didn't have the need to synch audio but I decided to test this feature. Unfortunately, I was not able to get it to work. And as

Video
18 answers, most recent on 5/21/2024
RE: Multicam Workflow Question

Ripple is useless unless everything is grouped, because only one event will trimmed and the rest will jump backwards while retaining their length. If my project has two video tracks and two audio tracks, then they have to be grouped or everything

Video
18 answers, most recent on 5/21/2024
RE: Multicam Workflow Question

Oh hmm, I need to rethink this then.. but when I was referring to "editing" it wasn't about fx, more about cutting out mistakes, and stuff that needs to be removed from the final video footage. It seems like it would be hard to do that after

Audio
24 answers, most recent on 4/21/2024
RE: Ducking

Select region works fine on envelopes in vp21 build 300 as illustrated by @DMT3 . Behavior is controlled by this preference setting: Note that the alignment setting also controls placement of multicam splits (selected by ctrl-leftclick)... I tend

Video
18 answers, most recent on 5/21/2024
RE: Multicam Workflow Question

@Edward-Macarthur, what you describe is essentially what I said in my first post: Me: Sync audio/video for each camera, and each timeline event, then group so I don't lose the sync.You: I would frst sync up all the video tracks without cutting

Video
41 answers, most recent on 5/3/2024
RE: Timecode - How to sync audio only tracks? How to limit total tracks?

If you do a multicam editing, you should have one video track for every camera. And one audio track for the audio recorded with the camera. Additional audio tracks for audio-recorder can be, too. But 50 tracks is not, how that works. I do not see

Video
32 answers, most recent on 12/29/2023
RE: VEGAS Pro 21 first update information

Updates and improvements for the MXHEVC Plugin Since hevc is my primary 4k format in multicam, you can bet I'll analyze that to death! Already started profiling existing performance and quality for comparison.

Video
3 answers, most recent on 7/18/2023
Rendering multicam recordings do not complete and quits VEGAS PRO 15

Since a few weeks I have problems when I want to render a multicam file made in VEGAS PRO 15. The file starts rendering but after 2 to 20% running it stops and there is no way to stop rendering. VEGAS PRO is completely down and only way to stop is

Video
31 answers, most recent on 1/23/2024
RE: best graphics card options for playback

To playback what? Depending on the media it may be Intel ARC or an iGPU for decoding. More datapoints on GPU performance in my signature. 4k (UHD) sony H264 files. mostly 8bit 50P. So with some effects on it to have smooth playback or in multicam

Video
13 answers, most recent on 11/16/2024
RE: Lock position of clips but still be able to split and trim.

Locking just the position of events would be great. I always miss that when editing multicam footage. I switched to use timecode on all recordings, to always have a consistent timing for audio and video, but when I started with multicam, I aligned

Audio
7 answers, most recent on 4/24/2024
RE: Auto Audio Sync Test (built-in)

I'm not sure this is even properly a feature. It looks like something still in development that sort of works sometimes. I also use PluralEyes and while there are other alternatives including AudioAlign and a tool in HOS, I hope multicam and audio

Video
5 answers, most recent on 2/12/2024
RE: Vegas 21 crash all time with 4k 50fps..

What do you need to do? Share Mediainfo for your files. Depending on what it is I might recommend a re-encode using a tool like ShutterEncoder and then replace the originals. Alternatively, for multicam I'd right-click on the media and "create video

Video
31 answers, most recent on 1/23/2024
RE: best graphics card options for playback

UHD Sony X-AVC S 8-bit files is about all that I shoot. I use my Intel iGPU with the 13600K to decode those and it works great. My NVIDIA card handles the timeline (color grading, Fx). I'd bypass the Fx while in multicam mode as it's really just to