And I second that! Even though Vegas seems to absolutely detest
certain Direct-x-plugins (which seems rather funny, since a plugin
shouldn't be able to crash the entire program) I will never ever
regret scrapping Premiere for Vegas. Premiere is simply too old, too
unintuitive, too boring, too amateur for audio purposes.

Vegas rocks, and will rock even more once they get their bugs sorted
out.

edward natale wrote:
>>i can get more work done with a bug riddled vegas video in an hour
>>than i could do with a slow dissovle rendering , screwy GUI having
>>adobe premiere in 8 hours...
>>
>>- eddie -
>>
>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>haaaaa, this just reminded me of the quote In this month's "Sonic
>>>>Foundry" catalog I received.
>>>>
>>>>Vegas Video: "Aimed squarely at the users of Adobe Premiere,
Vegas
>>>>Video is both easier to use and more powerful."
>>>>
>>>>They forgot the rest though: "But Adobe Premiere actually works
>>and
>>>>you might want to stick to that for the time being, until we can
>>get
>>>>all the bugs worked out." This forum, is really entertaining
>>hearing
>>>>about all the little blunders....I have a feeling V2.0b will be
in
>>>>a "pre-release" state for awhile now.
>>>>
>>>>edward natale wrote:
>>>>>>sony vaio f590 laptop
>>>>>>750 mhz
>>>>>>128 megs ram
>>>>>>18 gig hard drive
>>>>>>windows me
>>>>>>
>>>>>>the issue is that everytime i open an avi file in vegas it
>>>>>>will open the full length of the video clip and half the
>>>>>>audio... meaning ill have a full video track and the audio
>>>>>>will cut out right in the middle for no apparent reason...
>>>>>>ive played the files back with windows media player and the
>>>>>>sound plays throughout the entire clip... ive even opened
>>>>>>them in adobe premiere and windows movie maker and they
>>>>>>play fine with full sound... ive used vegas on 2 other
>>>>>>systems and have never seen this problem (one with 98se and
>>>>>>one with ME).. even an uninstall and reinstall didnt fix
>>>>>>it.. i would try the update , but that causes even more
>>>>>>issues.. this happens with every single avi file that is
>>>>>>opened no matter how short the file is.. and if i reopen
>>>>>>the same file twice the audio will disappear at the exact
>>>>>>same position.. please help me with this..i have paying
>>>>>>clients who are depending on me in 3 days to get a project
>>>>>>done for them..
>>>>>>
>>>>>>thank you..
>>>>>>- eddie -
>>>>>>www.dvforums.com