I came across an old tape the other day that I had some video that I wasn't too pleased with because a few scenes were a bit shaky due to lack of tripod use. Since I had recently acquired Dynalpen's Steadyhand I thought that this might be a good time to try it out. I opened my entire video onto the timeline since it was in AVI format. I went to the first offending scene & made 2 splits at the beginning & the ending of the event. I then double clicked the event to select it all & got it rendered as an AVI file. I opened the same AVI in Steadyhand & after selecting settings had the file processed. I had thought that what I would do then would be to then open the new steady clip in Vegas & drop it on the timeline immediately above the original clip. When I played the clip back it definitely was much more stable than the original. What I found however is that the sound had a glitch in it when then playback went from the original to new clip. When I checked out the new clips properties I found that the new clips size was
about 8 times that of the original so perhaps I had used the wrong codec for encoding the new clip. What should I have used? What if anything can I do about the sound hiccup? I even have double-clicked on both clips on the timeline & have confirmed that both clips are exactly the same length.