Here's my situation:
I have 2 hours of footage in a Vegas timeline (A) which I exported as a low-res file with a burned-in timecode visible (B).
Someone else took this (B) file, and chopped it into a 5-minute edit in another NLE.
They exported the result as another single low-res file (C).
Is there any way of hooking each edit back up to the high-res originals? Can I have Vegas (or any other outside program, or even another NLE) read the timecode graphics and chop things up for me? Or do I have to go through the original file and piece everything back together manually?
I have 2 hours of footage in a Vegas timeline (A) which I exported as a low-res file with a burned-in timecode visible (B).
Someone else took this (B) file, and chopped it into a 5-minute edit in another NLE.
They exported the result as another single low-res file (C).
Is there any way of hooking each edit back up to the high-res originals? Can I have Vegas (or any other outside program, or even another NLE) read the timecode graphics and chop things up for me? Or do I have to go through the original file and piece everything back together manually?