If you stretch both the video and audio events to a snap point
(marker, region i/o mark) you'll be able to keep both in synch. You
can't stretch more than one event at a time but as long as the new
lengths match, so will synch.

Myrick wrote:
>>Thanks.
>>
>>I presume if I lengthen time, and preserve pitch on an audio
tranck,
>>I can get lock a vidoe track to stretch (to slow-motoion) and stay
in
>>sync? Yes?
>>
>>
>>
>>Dave Hill wrote:
>>>>Vegas Video does allow stretching of both the video and audio.
With
>>>>audio you can:
>>>>
>>>>Change length, preserve pitch
>>>>Change pitch, preserve length
>>>>Change length & pitch
>>>>
>>>>Maximum stretch for video and audio is 400%, and there are a
number
>>>>of functions that allow you to "clean-up" the signal during this
>>>>process.
>>>>
>>>>If you do mix-to-news you could theoretically make any video
and/or
>>>>audio file ANY length, but obviously the quality would fall apart
>>at
>>>>some point- it's up to the producer to decide how far you'd want
go.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Myrick wrote:
>>>>>>I want to buy vegas for a certain application. I need to
>>>>>>drastically expand time with constant pitch, and keep slo-
>>>>>>mo video in sync.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Does Vegas Video (or even Vegas Audio) have constant pitch
>>>>>>time expand? If so, is it easy to do or does it take a
>>>>>>million mouse clicks?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>What is the maximum ratio of time expansion?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Second, with either Vegas (vid/aud)can I have a video
>>>>>>preview window open and at the same time see and an audio
>>>>>>waveform with a trace bar to show location?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Better still, does either Vegas product offer an FFT view?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Wow! I ask a lot of questions! Any Vegas pros know the
>>>>>>answers?