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Audioon 6/11/2018
Not recognizing SMPTE/EBU timecode
Would it be possible that support for audio timecode could be added to Vegas? Tools like the Tentacle and other "SMPTE workflows" are ubiquitous. While Avid Media Composer can handle this type of timecode for a long time, Adobe added support to Premiere a while ago.
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Videoon 4/27/2018
Is this a known bug?
This happened to me also once.
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Videoon 4/21/2018
VEGAS Pro 15 Update 3 (build 311) - General Discussion
@Norbert In Build 321 I can't reproduce this. Could it be that you did not zoom in close enough to move frame by frame? Usually this behaviour depends on the zoom level. If you use Alt+arrow key you will always move frame by frame.
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Videoon 4/1/2018
Rendering DVD Widescreen Video
There is a template for a DVD Architect compatible MPEG2 file. But the scaling from Vegas will not be the best option - especially as interlacing is involved. I don't know if the new smart scaling plugin does a better job - it didn't work for me.
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Videoon 3/25/2018
VGA Vs. HDMI - Best Display to Edit on?
As I've said, I don't know the differences with 3D editing, but usually you only need to click on the "dual-monitor-icon" to activate the external preview function and Vegas displays the ("external") video preview on the selected monitor on top of any other content (Explorer, Firefox, etc....). The GUI video preview may stay where ever you want it to be and doesn't know anything about being dragged to the "external" preview monitor as you have to specify this monitor in the preferences and not by dragging a window to it. But if you already activated the external video preview and got a full screen display on your second monitor that is not stereoscopic it may be a specific 3D problem.
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Videoon 3/24/2018
VGA Vs. HDMI - Best Display to Edit on?
[...]and the VP Preview Monitor has been dragged to the TV, but there is no 3D when viewed by the TV's own (Sony) active shutter glasses.[...] or it there is a way to get the active system to work? Hi, that sounds like you are really using the normal preview window that is (de-)activated via Alt+4, which you are dragging on to a second screen of your extended desktop (or did you mean "switched"?). If so: this window is belonging to the GUI of Vegas and is not the external preview. I've never edited a 3D project but usually the preview device tab is used to choose and control an external video device, which may be connected through a dedicated HDMI/SDI video card or (as in this case) a second output of a normal graphics card. To enable this output use Shift+Alt+4 or the "dual-monitor-icon" near the top left corner of the (GUI) preview window.
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Videoon 3/20/2018
Blackmagic card doesn't work in VegasPro
No problems using BM IntensityPro 4k. Straight from VP13/14 into TV via hdmi for pre view. Hi, is 1080 50p also possible?
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Videoon 3/15/2018
Blackmagic card doesn't work in VegasPro
I would have bought one of these cards long ago as they are getting really affordable, but apart from the problems with them that show up in this forum und elsewhere, even from those who get them working you can read that they don't support 1080 50p with Vegas. Is that really true or am I missing something? It would be sad if Magix could not come up with a professional solution for monitoring the video output.
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Videoon 2/6/2018
VP15 (b261) - fundamental error when expanding tracks from multicam
Do you use the Vegas Device Explorer to import the P2 Clips? Yes, tried it in 15, still recognizing single mxf files. (AVC-I codec, not DVCPRO-HD) Should I open up a new topic?
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Videoon 2/6/2018
VP15 (b261) - fundamental error when expanding tracks from multicam
While I almost never use fades in multicam editing, I also have to expand to seperate tracks for color correction, because I usually have lots of footage in P2 format, which sadly is not supported correctly by Vegas. Instead of recognizing the original camera clips, Vegas only combines the mxf files for audio and video and you end up with lots of small events on the timeline so I don't want to apply the FX as media FX. (Other NLEs will create one single event per clip.) Therefore (and because the function of expanding tracks back simply exists in Vegas!) I want to support Christian de Godzinsky in that it should work differently than he experienced and that his workflow is sometimes needed.
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Videoon 10/24/2017
Zoom in and out / playhead follow
For 2): The comma key at the numeric keypad should be the solution.
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Patcheson 11/18/2016
VEGAS Pro 14 Update 3 (build 201)
Exporting to ProRes is great news - thank you so much!! But I think there are still two ProRes bugs in build 201: 1. When importing ProRes 422 with 24 bit audio now the file properties show correctly "LPCM" (instead of the wrong "AAC", but still without "24 bit"). But: the audio is recognized as mono without a way to switch between tracks ("both" is already chosen). 2. White dots appear in certain black areas of the picture. These don't appear in VP 13 or in the Quicktime Player. Is it possible to render to an interlaced ProRes-format?
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Videoon 5/28/2016
Hey Magix! Add this to Vegas MX:
- Full support for P2-clips: 1. Clips spanning multiple mxf-files are not recognized as one single event like in most other NLEs. 2. Timecode sometimes does not work for clips spanning multiple mxf-files (no seamless increase at the transition between files, TC may jump to +5 mins). Obsolte if no. 1 could be solved. 3. Sometimes all events are displayed as a solid green video. - Support for LTC-timecode in audio tracks/files. - Ability to merge - not group - events (with same properties, of course!) that do not originate from the same event / file. - Markers with numbers above 99 (although those may not be accessible by typing two digits on the keyboard). - Command Markers with numbers. - Jump to a marker in the timeline by clicking on the corresponding entry in the list. - Different types / colors of markers.
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