Hey...
I mentioned this in another thread, and posting this here because it might've gone by unnoticed by the powers....
Here I am having to change folder views to "list," then "arrange by type" to separate all the .avi files I want to move from one location to another without carrying the .sfk files with them. I'm assuming new .sfk's will be placed in the .avis' new parent directories once Vegas launches again. It's a minor annoyance, but it should be a pretty minor one to fix, as well (I hope).
Since Vegas 6 saves thumbnails to a set directory, is there a way all .sfk (and for that matter, .veg.bak) files could be sent to one, user-defined directory? This would nicely clean up a LOT of clutter lying around on many a hard drive. I know they're small files, but they can be a nuisance.
Ontop of this, it would be nice if you could have a checkbox in the "render as" window to "render .sfk copies in output directory." This way if you're rendering a new .avi to a portable drive or directory to be burned to a backup DVD, your .sfk files will be there, pre-rendered for the next Vegas launch, in addition to the default directory.
Thanks,
- jim
I mentioned this in another thread, and posting this here because it might've gone by unnoticed by the powers....
Here I am having to change folder views to "list," then "arrange by type" to separate all the .avi files I want to move from one location to another without carrying the .sfk files with them. I'm assuming new .sfk's will be placed in the .avis' new parent directories once Vegas launches again. It's a minor annoyance, but it should be a pretty minor one to fix, as well (I hope).
Since Vegas 6 saves thumbnails to a set directory, is there a way all .sfk (and for that matter, .veg.bak) files could be sent to one, user-defined directory? This would nicely clean up a LOT of clutter lying around on many a hard drive. I know they're small files, but they can be a nuisance.
Ontop of this, it would be nice if you could have a checkbox in the "render as" window to "render .sfk copies in output directory." This way if you're rendering a new .avi to a portable drive or directory to be burned to a backup DVD, your .sfk files will be there, pre-rendered for the next Vegas launch, in addition to the default directory.
Thanks,
- jim