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Paul Kellett May 29th, 2008 03:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Edward Troxel (Post 884653)
Paul, changing that setting should also change all future added generated medias. It won't do anything to already existing ones, though.

I deleted the 10 second texts, so that the timeline was empty,then dragged another text down onto the timeline, still 10 seconds!

I know your pretty much an expert Edward, so i don't doubt you.
Maybe vegas is just not playing ball with me.

Thanks.

Paul.

Mike Kujbida May 29th, 2008 04:20 AM

Paul, I suspect that there's some terminology confusion here as, like you, I've never been able to get the default text length (or any other generated media) to less than 10 sec.
Default image length, no problem, but generated media length, no.

Edward Troxel May 29th, 2008 06:10 AM

Ok, mine is set to 8 seconds. Just dragged a text down - came out to 10 seconds. Changed it to 12 seconds, still came down as 10 seconds.

With mine set to 8 seconds, I can right-click the timeline, choose "Insert text media" and the newly added event *IS* 8 seconds.

You can also create a selection area on the timeline, right-click the track there, choose "Insert text media", and the newly added event will match the selection area.

So... I guess it just depends on if you drag it from the generated media tab or "insert" it some other way.

You could also use scripts to add generated media to the timeline at any length.

Mike Kujbida May 29th, 2008 07:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Edward Troxel (Post 884991)
With mine set to 8 seconds, I can right-click the timeline, choose "Insert text media" and the newly added event *IS* 8 seconds.

I knew about the "selection area on the timeline" hint but this is a new one to me.
This one I will remember.
Thanks Edward.

Paul Kellett May 29th, 2008 09:43 AM

Thanks Mr Troxel !!
It worked.

Paul.

Jim Andrada May 29th, 2008 06:34 PM

Just thought I'd post the current version of the time lapse. Certainly not finished and a bunch of things to fix, but as a work in progress here it is.

Thanks to all for the help with Vegas

http://www.j-e-andrada.com/render.mov


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