Using the latest download of Vegas, I just tried a project for my sister. She had taped a program off TV for her children, but the ads are VERY objectional for children. Fact is, they are objectionable for adults, at least in this household.
So, I was going to edit them out.
The First Capture looked fine in preview AS it captured but when finished, it was VERY pixelated.
I tried it again, it looked fine DURING capture, and it was pixelated, again, but very different from the first time. This time I could make out figures.
So, I tried it, again. This time it worked perfectly.
No changes were made between ANY of the captures, but twice it failed, and finally it worked.
Then, of course, I had the next tape in the sequence.
First one failed, Second one failed, I am HOPING that the third one, which is captureing at this time, will work.
Any idea why the success when there are so many failures?
I am using the same capture settings as I normally do, and normally I don't have problems. This is the first off-air VHS tape I have ever tried to work with. I captured it to a Sony Mini-DV Camcorder, and then captured that to PC using Vegas Capture, as described, above.
How can I avoid this problem. It LOOKs fine while capturing, so I don't know if it fails until after I have spent all that time making a capture.
This is BORING. Sure wish there was a 4 x capture, or maybe 8 x , or how about 16X? I could go for instantaneous, too. Looking forward to solid state.
So, I was going to edit them out.
The First Capture looked fine in preview AS it captured but when finished, it was VERY pixelated.
I tried it again, it looked fine DURING capture, and it was pixelated, again, but very different from the first time. This time I could make out figures.
So, I tried it, again. This time it worked perfectly.
No changes were made between ANY of the captures, but twice it failed, and finally it worked.
Then, of course, I had the next tape in the sequence.
First one failed, Second one failed, I am HOPING that the third one, which is captureing at this time, will work.
Any idea why the success when there are so many failures?
I am using the same capture settings as I normally do, and normally I don't have problems. This is the first off-air VHS tape I have ever tried to work with. I captured it to a Sony Mini-DV Camcorder, and then captured that to PC using Vegas Capture, as described, above.
How can I avoid this problem. It LOOKs fine while capturing, so I don't know if it fails until after I have spent all that time making a capture.
This is BORING. Sure wish there was a 4 x capture, or maybe 8 x , or how about 16X? I could go for instantaneous, too. Looking forward to solid state.