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ZippyGaloo
wrote on 3/19/2004, 11:59 PM
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Liam_Vegas
wrote on 3/20/2004, 12:26 AM
Still have the packing boxes to your computer?
pack your system back into it's boxes. Take it back to the store and ask for a refund... as you are too stupid to own a computer.
pack your system back into it's boxes. Take it back to the store and ask for a refund... as you are too stupid to own a computer.
PeterWright
wrote on 3/20/2004, 1:35 AM
Not as drastic as Liam, Zippy, but ....
I have never ever used this feature.
If I want to "clean up", the broom icon sweeps stuff from the Media Pool, but media is still on the Hard Drive if I want to re-introduce it. If I want to delete it I can do this outside Vegas.
In other words, only use the feature you are referring to if you are SURE you won't need the media again.
I have never ever used this feature.
If I want to "clean up", the broom icon sweeps stuff from the Media Pool, but media is still on the Hard Drive if I want to re-introduce it. If I want to delete it I can do this outside Vegas.
In other words, only use the feature you are referring to if you are SURE you won't need the media again.
ZippyGaloo
wrote on 3/20/2004, 3:05 AM
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TheHappyFriar
wrote on 3/20/2004, 3:59 AM
It asked you ARE YOU SURE before you delete ANYTHING from the media pool. I've never accidently deleted anything from the Vegas menu.
rmack350
wrote on 3/20/2004, 4:18 PM
I use this feature on purpose all the time. I'll take a big project and use it to delete all the media. Then I close it without saving it. This way the media is gone but the project is still there to base a restore on later. The other safer way to do this is to save as a different name and then delete all the media. That way there's no risk of saving over your good timeline.
Because I actually use the feature I never delete the media by accident because I'm more alert to the possibility.
How about your bak.veg file? Can you open that up and then recapture the media?
Rob Mack
Because I actually use the feature I never delete the media by accident because I'm more alert to the possibility.
How about your bak.veg file? Can you open that up and then recapture the media?
Rob Mack
dvdude
wrote on 3/20/2004, 4:56 PM
I always use batch capture and save the capture definition. If it's a source clip from DV that gets trashed, I can use batch capture to go get it agian. If it's pre-rendered video, I've always got the .VEG so I just run that.
What exactly did you delete?
What exactly did you delete?
SonyEPM
wrote on 3/20/2004, 5:10 PM
Media Pool > "Remove from project and delete files" also pops a confirmation dialog, with a big yellow warning triangle and a message saying the files will be deleted from the system. You opt to delete, you have to confirm you want to delete...Vegas deletes.
rmack350
wrote on 3/20/2004, 9:42 PM
Yep. It's really handy. Couldn't live without it. Best thing since sliced bread.
Rob Mack
Rob Mack
BillyBoy
wrote on 3/20/2004, 9:58 PM
Agree with Lima 100%. if you see a warning as you described and then stupidly go ahead and do what it says anyway not knowing if you're sure you really want to isn't the fault of the application, its the computer illterate clicking the button.
What do you expect, a big sign like on Star Trek flashing RED ALERT and some whistles, bells and buzzers all going off at once?
You know what, knowing you Zippy, you STILL would have clicked.
What do you expect, a big sign like on Star Trek flashing RED ALERT and some whistles, bells and buzzers all going off at once?
You know what, knowing you Zippy, you STILL would have clicked.
ZippyGaloo
wrote on 3/20/2004, 10:40 PM
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RexA
wrote on 3/20/2004, 11:10 PM
>Clicked what? What are we talking about here?
Duh. Exactly!
Suggestions... 1) Read the reply messages when you post. 2) Read the warning dialog boxes from the program.
Duh. Exactly!
Suggestions... 1) Read the reply messages when you post. 2) Read the warning dialog boxes from the program.
Grazie
wrote on 3/21/2004, 1:34 AM
Zipp's IS having a larf! ! ! !
. . C'mon people, READ his comments . . . larfing all the way up his sleeves . . . both of 'em .
When you see a rabbit in the lights of a headlight . . . it's already TOO late . . 'cos you've been watching too . .. . .
. . . Zipps I'm still reading . . . if I'm wrong . . well, I can live that one too . .
Grazie
. . C'mon people, READ his comments . . . larfing all the way up his sleeves . . . both of 'em .
When you see a rabbit in the lights of a headlight . . . it's already TOO late . . 'cos you've been watching too . .. . .
. . . Zipps I'm still reading . . . if I'm wrong . . well, I can live that one too . .
Grazie
RexA
wrote on 3/21/2004, 1:46 AM
Does seem he does this everytime he gets bored or frustrated. He was quiet for a while after his last success. Does this mean you are back to work, Zipps?
"Pull the strings and I'll dance for you. I'm your puppet."
Dang! What came over me? Am I in copyright trouble now?
"Pull the strings and I'll dance for you. I'm your puppet."
Dang! What came over me? Am I in copyright trouble now?
busterkeaton
wrote on 3/21/2004, 1:57 AM
I seriously hope Vegas 5 fixes all the bugs in RUB STIX feature because I STILL NO GET FIRE WHEN RUB STIX. I RUB STIX HARD!
busterkeaton
wrote on 3/21/2004, 3:52 PM
I'm just not sure which of his personalities gets the joke
Grazie
wrote on 3/21/2004, 11:06 PM
Yeah ! . .THAT'S the joke! Good init?
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