Hi Matt -
the problem you're running into is the addition of the Media Pool in
2.0. You have to clean the Media Pool otherwise the media stays a
part of the project regardless of its existence in the track view.
There is an icon that looks like broom that will do this. There's one
for the trimmer as well.

Charles.

Matt wrote:
>>
>>In Vegas Video, there are a couple issues with file
>>management I'm wondering about.
>>
>>First, when saving a copy of a project into a new folder
>>with the "Copy all media with project" *ALL* the wave files
>>are moved over, not just the ones used in the project. In
>>the original Vegas, it used to clean things up and only
>>move over files that are used as events in the project.
>>
>>Second, on a related note, after recording a track and
>>later decide I dont like it, the entire track is deleted
>>(not just the event) and the project is saved. Since
>>the "Copy all media" wasnt working, I'd go delete that wave
>>file since its no longer in the project. Next time the
>>project is opened, it asks me to locate the "missing" wave
>>file, *every time* even though it was saved with the track
>>deleted.
>>
>>Anyone else running into this?

>>Second, on a related note, after recording a track and
>>later decide I dont like it, the entire track is deleted
>>(not just the event) and the project is saved. Since
>>the "Copy all media" wasnt working, I'd go delete that wave
>>file since its no longer in the project. Next time the
>>project is opened, it asks me to locate the "missing" wave
>>file, *every time* even though it was saved with the track
>>deleted.
>>


this second one is a big pain...To add insult to injury, once you
delete a track from the mixer, there is NO way to be sure you have it
back lined up correctly, if you were to decide to put it back in and
changed your mind about deleteing it....(barring an instant undo of
course, I mean like after its been saved and such)

It would be neat to have a way of time stamping the wave files, so
you knew where they were supposed to be