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Videoon 3/4/2002
Crossfade profiles
It would useful to be able to set the default audio crossfade/fade type too...
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Videoon 3/4/2002
Off Topic: Which RAM?
Thanks for all your help guys - has been genuinely very useful; much appreciated. I now feel like I almost know what I'm doing! Regards Ben
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Videoon 2/27/2002
Confusion - Vegas 2 performs better than 3...?
Hmmm. So it could be, then, that it's DirectX 8 causing these problems...? (I'm assuming from Sonic EPM's post that VV3 would run under DirectX 7? I'm not using any of the video functionality, by the way).
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Videoon 2/27/2002
Confusion - Vegas 2 performs better than 3...?
Pup - maybe, although I do have the latest driver. The fact remains that a session that ran fine on VV2 glitches on VV3. I really would love to know what's going on here... Cheers Ben
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Videoon 2/27/2002
Confusion - Vegas 2 performs better than 3...?
Just tried to install DX 7 - unfortunately it doesn't let you do it as it detects you've got a later version installed. The glitching I'm getting is like you get when your system can't handle your track count, number of plugs, etc. But as I said, although the session is pushing it a little for my computer, it ran just fine on VV2. Weird. Ben
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Videoon 2/27/2002
Confusion - Vegas 2 performs better than 3...?
Yeah, sorry, I didn't give many specifics. Running Windows 98SE, 128MB RAM, 2x Western Digital 20GB hard drives, Pentium 3 500, M-Audio Audiophile 24/96. In fact, the only change I've made to my system which I can think could have made a difference is the installation of Direct X 8.1 when I installed Vegas 3. I was running version 7 until then. I don't know if that helps at all... Cheers Ben
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Videoon 2/26/2002
Envelope inconsistency
Thanks - I didn't realise you could do that from the View menu! The thing that threw me was that when you right click in the Envelope Edit mode, there's the option to show/not show the pan and volume envelopes and insert/remove them. With the FX envelopes, you can only insert/remove them from there. It'd be nice to be able to show/not show the FX from the right-clic menu. Also, how about having a shortcut for it, like P and V for pan and volume? Maybe F? Hope some of that makes sense... Ben
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Videoon 1/10/2002
REAL grouping?!?
BTW: any other tips hidden in that 'internal' tab that we should know about?!? Cheers Ben
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Videoon 1/10/2002
REAL grouping?!?
Wow, Matt, that's great - exactly what I was after! Why the hidden options; surely that should be enabled by default? I can't imagine why anybody would want event grouping that only works across time and not tracks. Anyway, really appreciate your help. Thanks Ben
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Videoon 11/8/2001
Vegas Video 3 Beta?
Do you know when it expires?
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Videoon 11/8/2001
Vegas Video 3 Beta?
Cool! Do you know if I can install this whilst keeping my Vegas 2 installation?
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Videoon 10/13/2001
Routing FX
Thanks Victorious. Not being sarcy, I did actually know how to do that!! I was just wondering whether it was possible to feed from one assignable FX to another; less FX parameters to worrky about and, of course, less CPU usage. Anyone know if this is possible?
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Videoon 10/12/2001
Routing FX
Bump! Can anyone help me out here?
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Videoon 9/2/2001
The solution to the kick-ass computer problem
I've also had some serious gapping problems which I, inititally at least, put down to Waves plugs. Was running the Waves Super-2 tap delay and getting serious stuttering. The strange thing is, checking it's CPU usage in Sound Forge, it seems pretty low. I thought it could be specific to that plug-in, but needed a realtime delay, so downloaded the freeware dB-T tempo delay plug-in. Bizarely enough, still get the same problem. It seems that for some reason delay plugins are causing gapping in Vegas (for me at least). Can run a load of other plugins - including reverb - without any real problems. What might be of interest to you though, Johan, is that I'm not running a Pentium 4 but a Pentium 3 850. Pretty standard hardware with M-Audio Audiophile sound card. Any ideas anyone?
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Videoon 7/10/2001
Please help: Frequent crashing on Vegas Audio 2.0g
I totally agree Aaron. I work in a radio production environment, which can be pretty intensive. A hell of a lot of edits, plug-ins and tracks and of course the one thing I want to be able to do is work as fast as possible. I beleive you shouldn't have to treat your software with kit cloves - fair enough if it can't handle loads of plugs etc, but frequent crashing and lockups because of edits, fast zooming, etc is certainly out of order. Having been used to working with proprietary systems like Pro Tools and SADiE, crashing is something I'm not used to worrying about. You can work as fast as you like, do as many edits as you like, and these baby's are rock solid. I really do believe Vegas to have the potential to be a superior multitrack (I love it), but really wish I could rely on its stability. BTW: even Cool Edit Pro hardly ever crashes, SF take note!! Right, rant over. Ben
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Videoon 7/8/2001
Please help: Frequent crashing on Vegas Audio 2.0g
Thanks for the suggestions guys; it didn't cross my mind the problem could be to do with the plug-ins. I just checked and it does look like I could do with upgrading the Waves plugs - I'm running version 3.0! Cheers Ben
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Videoon 7/3/2001
Waveforms whilst recording?
Yeah, it is turned on - that's the weird thing. Any ideas?
Ben
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