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Videoon 6/7/2016
SURVEY: Would you upgrade to VP14 if...
I'd upgrade for better stabilizing and chroma keying tools, similar to those that Premiere has. Also premiere's morph cut transition is a good thing to have.
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Videoon 6/2/2016
Hey Magix! Add this to Vegas MX:
Oh, I never knew this functionality exists in Sony Vegas! Sorry for this. It's a little bit different in a sense that all vegs needs to be in separate files and needs saving "sub-vegs" but no need for additional video files and that's great. I've just checked Premiere Pro because it's often a requirement on UpWork to use this particular software which is a shame because Vegas is better in my opinion. Drawbacks of PP compared to Vegas: 1. It seems, it works in 18-235 blowing up whites and blacks in exported footage. This topic was raised many times in their forum but nobody seems to have a clue. 2. No video effects per video track. 3. Lack of ability to save audio chain presets for audio tracks. There are many actually.
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Videoon 6/2/2016
Hey Magix! Add this to Vegas MX:
I've checked Premiere Pro recently, and there are couple of things that Vegas lacks imo: 1. Morph Cut transition. 2. Nested sequences. Though this one is harder to implement I guess. Edit: 3. Adobe's Warp stabilizer really rocks compared to Vegas'.
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Videoon 5/23/2016
Bye Sony, Hi Magix !
Great news then Geoff.
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Videoon 5/23/2016
Bye Sony, Hi Magix !
I wonder what will happen to Vegas and Movie Studio then? Magix have their own Video Pro X and Video easy already.
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Videoon 5/17/2016
Best Sound Recording Format?
>>I would be surprised if anyone directly heard a big difference between 48 KHz 16 bit and anything above. In theory 24 bit recordings allows you leave some headroom, so you won't have to record as close to 0dB as possible, just record at about -6dB or even lower. Going over 48kHz could make sens if you are planning slow down the recording drastically (for sound design purpose maybe) and you mic can pic anything above 20kHz. Otherwise no need.
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Videoon 11/14/2015
replace audio in .mp4 file without re-rendering?
It can be done with Avidemux quite easily.
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Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)on 6/13/2015
2 overlapping clips how to adjust first one (MS13)
I think it's a bug. If there is a blue handle it should be clickable and not disappearing.
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Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)on 6/13/2015
2 overlapping clips how to adjust first one (MS13)
brighterside, thank you for a workaround! Chienworks, yes, this bug is introduced in ver. 13.
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Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)on 6/12/2015
2 overlapping clips how to adjust first one (MS13)
Thank you for such a quick response! I see it only works for video clips, but I mostly crossfade audios, too bad! But frankly speaking even for video it's only half a solution. Obviously a bug. It's funny that the topic you posted is about 1.5 years old and it ends with "Till they get this fixed of course." Thanks anyway.
Dimi Koan
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