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AlexB wrote on 5/12/2003, 2:14 PM
But very welcome they are. Thank you!
A.
Mr_Plant wrote on 5/12/2003, 3:11 PM
Went on fine here! Great stuff!!
way2slo wrote on 5/12/2003, 5:24 PM
thanks SonicEPM
if steinberg works as hard as SF, i will be happy.
cheers
kameronj wrote on 5/12/2003, 5:38 PM
Does on have to update to "b" prior to installing "C" - or is "C" inclusivie?
SonyTSW wrote on 5/12/2003, 6:15 PM
Vegas 4.0c is inclusive, just install it over what you already have (4.0, 4.0a, or 4.0b).
Luxo wrote on 5/12/2003, 11:50 PM
I just want to note that the bug I reported in this thread has not been fixed, although according to SonicIMC it was added to the database. Please, please, please check it out.......
philfort wrote on 5/13/2003, 1:14 AM
That keyframe one has been bothering me for some time, it would be nice if it got fixed....
elCutty wrote on 5/13/2003, 4:52 AM
Unfortunately the internal MPEG-2 encoding still takes twice as long compared to external encoding using the same MainConcept encoder running under Win-XP. Can we expect this to be fixed in the next release?
kameronj wrote on 5/13/2003, 6:05 AM
HTML NOTE: Try carets instead of [B]bracket[/B]s.

Hope this helps.

Philfort....which keyframe issue?

TSW....thanks.
elCutty wrote on 5/13/2003, 6:55 AM
thanks, but that will not solve the problem ;-)
taliesin wrote on 5/13/2003, 7:15 AM
I can state this. It seems it only happens using Vegas 4 on WinXP. Encoding time on W2k is at least double as fast as it is on WinXP.
Some interfaces in Vegas 4 not optimized for XP?

Marco
Udi wrote on 5/13/2003, 7:36 AM
The release notes mention numerous scripting improvements - can we get some more details?
Luxo wrote on 5/13/2003, 6:34 PM
The keyframe bug Philfort mentioned is linked in the post above his.

Reprinted here:

"I've noticed that with Vegas 4, upon entering the Pan/Crop tool of a clip that has already been given pan/crop keyframes, you have to click in the keyframe area twice in order to move keyframes left and right. The first time you click, it gives you a marquee to select several keyframes at once, even if you click directly on a keyframe."

As I said above, SonicIMC said it was added to the database....hopefully someone will take another look at it. It drives me nuts, as I do a lot of Pan/Crop stuff.
Chanimal wrote on 5/14/2003, 1:36 AM
This is news to me. I am considering switching from ME to XP to increase stability. Will this increase my rendering times--I was hoping it would improve it.

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taliesin wrote on 5/14/2003, 3:42 AM
I cannot state render times increase in general on WinXP, I never tested this.
I only know encoding time of MPEG-2 encoding will encrease comparing Windows 2000 to WinXP. Don't know how about ME to XP, sorry.

Marco