Vegas limiting how much you can speed up a clip
Has anybody else noticed that when you speed up a clip in Vegas 7 (by holding the CTRL key and shortening the clip) it has an absurd limit? This is quite ridiculous, I can't see why Sony would limit it... unless there is something enabled that is keeping it from being sped up more. I know I can use velocity to get past that, but it's too messy for what I'm working on right now.
I guess for now I'm just going to have to manually speed up the clips in virtualdub, but if anybody can help me, that'd be great. |
This is Vegas so there's more than one way to get the desired result :-)
#1 - Ctrl + drag (or use a Velocity enevelope) = 300% increase #2 - Right-click the clip, select Properties and change Playback to 4.0 = 400% increase. Total increase so far = 1200%. Need even more speed? Render to a new track and repeat as desired. |
Speeding Up Clips
What I have done is to add a velocity envelope; maximize the velocity (which I believe is 300%); render the clip as an AVI and then apply the velocity envelope again.
I forgot about the playback rate property...thanks Mike |
Okay, thanks for the replies, I'll just deal with using velocity, since playback also won't go past 4 (400%) once I've already sped the clip up with the CTRL key.
I've got another question though. Is there a way you can remove audio from a clip? Or at least separate it? |
Playback Rate and CTRL-Resizing is the same thing. When you CTRL-Resize, it is actually simply adjusting the Playback Rate.
To separate audio from video, select one (or both) and press "U" to ungroup them. There's also a toolbar icon to "Ignore Event Grouping" which will let you treat them separately. And there's an option in the preferences to let them behave like they did in Vegas 6 and older (i.e. you could select one piece, press Delete, and only that one piece would be deleted instead of both). |
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Thanks for the correction Edward. |
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