Can't see a way to do this. Here's why I want to.
In some marvel of organisation two camerapersons covered a football match. One shoots the match and the other shoots the presentations. In order to do a rough in camera edit they swap tapes back and forth, just to help the editor. Except one camera is 4:3 and the other 16:9!
All efforts to convince Vegas that clip 1 & 2 are 16:9 and event 3 is 4:3 fail, it's the same piece of media. I could make two copies of the media files but not too elegant. I have fixed the problem by putting the 4:3 clips onto their own track and using track pan / crop to fix the AR. Can anyone think of a better solution, two instances of the media would do it.
Bob.
In some marvel of organisation two camerapersons covered a football match. One shoots the match and the other shoots the presentations. In order to do a rough in camera edit they swap tapes back and forth, just to help the editor. Except one camera is 4:3 and the other 16:9!
All efforts to convince Vegas that clip 1 & 2 are 16:9 and event 3 is 4:3 fail, it's the same piece of media. I could make two copies of the media files but not too elegant. I have fixed the problem by putting the 4:3 clips onto their own track and using track pan / crop to fix the AR. Can anyone think of a better solution, two instances of the media would do it.
Bob.