Hi,
I am running Vegas 19 build 643 and there has been a change in functionality. I do not see another post for this issue.
When I add a standard definition avi file to the timeline, the audio and video are not grouped together. Prior to this build, and earlier versions of vegas, when you add a video to the timeline, you can grab the video and move it and the audio will move with it or you could grab the audio and the video would move with it. Likewise, if you grab the edge of the video and shorten or length it, the audio will remain locked and resize as well.
Now when I add a video to the timeline, the audio and video are not grouped. If I drag one, the other does not move. If I select both, they both move. If I group them, the group does not work. If I group and then select the video and move it, audio does not move. Likewise, if I select the audio the video does not move. If I click and the audio and use shift to select the video, then they will both move together. Grouping them again, does not fix the problem. I can try to group them by pressing "G" or by using the menu item to group them, but the grouping does not work. As soon as I grab one, it moves independently of the grouped item.
Likewise, I cannot get the video and audio to resize together. Even if I select both the video and audio and then grab the left or right edge, only one of them will resize, they will not resize together.
I tried looking through the preferences to see if there is some kind of a preference that would allow it to work the old way, but I could not find one.
I also found that the group command doesn't work at all. If I add other media, such as text, group it with the video, when I then select one and move it, it does not move as a group, just the one selected item will move.
Is this a preference problem or a bug? Hopefully this is not considered new functionality. To have to resize one then make sure the video then to do again with the audio is prone to errors and is more work. The grouping seems to be broken for everything.
Thanks for the help,
Robert