Dear Community,
I've noticed a weird bug in Vegas Pro 16. When I try to put some image to my video, it is displayed wrong, both sides of pictre (left and right) are cut off a bit. I recorded a short video using a new project to make this issue easier to explain:
Could someone know how to fix that?
Thank you
Can you make your image AR so it's 1.777:1? Yours is 1.82:1 now, maybe it helps.
In Pan/Crop you have not selected "Lock aspect Ratio"
Can you make your image AR so it's 1.777:1? Your's is 1.82:1 now, maybe it helps.
If I put (for example) 4:3 image to 16:9 video, it should be 100% displayed (doesn't matter if streched or not) but in my case, Vegas cuts off image's edges for unknown reason.
In Pan/Crop you have not selected "Lock aspect Ratio"
I did and it didn't help.
Sorry, than I cannot help you further because I don't exactly get what you want.
As I mentioned before, Vegas cuts off left and right edges in my images.
Please look on the screen below if my previous videos don't tell you much. The original .png image has 2 yellow squares and 2 black "zeros" on them. The zeros are very close to the edge of squares. But when I paste that image in Vegas, both edges are cut off. Just compare:
Does it do the same with all pictures or images on an upper track if they have the same dimensions?
Maybe it comes because that image has a total different dimension as your project?
What exactly you want on this?
as for 'Aspect Ratio', correct - the images didn't match.
The project size: 1920/1080 = 1.778
Your graphic image size: 910/500 = 1.82
Try check and learn your Event Pan & Crop tools further.
Maybe it comes because that image has a total different dimension as your project?
To me, the difference in dimensions triggering that behaviour, is normal behaviour as I can show you
I made two pictures
1. 910x500 and
2. 1920x1080, the projectsize
And here you'll see the difference
as for 'Aspect Ratio', correct - the images didn't match.
The project size: 1920/1080 = 1.778
Your graphic image size: 910/500 = 1.82
But ratio difference shouldn't causes edge cutting. To prove that I pasted 260x260 (1:1) image to 1920x1080 (16:9) project and it look like this:
https://i.imgur.com/HTr670S.png
As you see image is fully displayed (despite different ratio) and there's no edge cut. But sometimes Vegas cuts them (like in previous image). And I don't know why. Is this because of transparency?
Btw, I know language difference is a problem and I can't describe it clear enough but I do my best.
hmm - tried my best... but didn't get the issue....
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Looks like it's completly random issue.
I searched a little bit more and discovered that is happening only with your used picture size of 910x500.
When I use a picture of 950x500 nothing is wrong, look
1.Picture 950x500,
2. Picture of 910x500
I don't know exactly the reason but maybe one of the developpers can tell why a picture of 910x500 caused this and others not.
Best practice is to Match Media Properties in your Project.
There's a button for that.
To use a different source aspect inside a 1920x1080 project, you can crop, stretch, or learn to love the bars. That's it. The rectangles are different shapes.
I searched a little bit more and discovered that is happening only with your used picture size of 910x500.
When I use a picture of 950x500 nothing is wrong, look1.Picture 950x500,
2. Picture of 910x500
I don't know exactly the reason but maybe one of the developpers can tell why a picture of 910x500 caused this and others not.
I scaled my 910x500 image to 1000x549 using GIMP and... problem still occurs. As I said, it must be random issue.
As I said, it must be random issue.
No, its math. They are different shapes.
910/500 = 1.82 DAR -- Scaling makes no difference.
1920/1080 = 1.78 DAR
Try cropping your image to 888x500.
500/9 x 16 = 888.__
As I said, it must be random issue.
No, its math. They are different shapes.
910/500 = 1.82 DAR -- Scaling makes no difference.
1920/1080 = 1.78 DAR
Try cropping your image to 888x500.
500/9 x 16 = 888.__
I mentioned a couple posts above that I pasted 260x260 picture as a test and it was displayed perfectly. 260x260 is also a different shape compared to 1920x1080 but the problem didn't occur. That's why I find it's random issue.
Check your project properties options.
Turn off event Pan/Crop?
Check your project properties options.
What exactly I should look for?
Turn off event Pan/Crop?
It is turned off.
I mentioned a couple posts above that I pasted 260x260 picture as a test and it was displayed perfectly. 260x260 is also a different shape compared to 1920x1080 but the problem didn't occur. That's why I find it's random issue
OK?
But ratio difference shouldn't causes edge cutting.
Yes, it should. You are conflating scale with ratio. Do make an effort to learn the difference.
Please show us the result you get with 888x500, or better yet 1920x1080, which matches your screen aspect ratio, before speculating further. Three professionals have now said the same thing.
Sir, you can resize to 16x9, you can stretch or squeeze, you can change the screen aspect ratio (n/r), or you can love the "clipping" or sidebars, whichever occurs.
Which would you like to do?
"What exactly I should look for?"
Open a new empty project and de-select "Adjust source media to better match project or render setting". Then try adding your media once again.
"What exactly I should look for?"
Open a new empty project and de-select "Adjust source media to better match project or render setting". Then try adding your media once again.
Thank you. That's what I needed. Case solved.
Oh, wow... yay for finally figuring out why Vegas insisted on cropping like 5 pixels from the sides of one particular graphic. What a bizarre setting.