thanks for the info guys...i appreciate it.
Dean

Thanks for quick answer Douglas, I will stop looking. Would be great if sub-clips could be saved as files.

Vegas Render Tutorials
 

Where on the net I can find good tutorials for quality MPEG rendering inside Vegas, (templates, bitrates,....) some tips and tricks for faster rendering....
Regards.

Wedding Effects
 

Where I can download free wedding video effects, like flying baloons,explosions, moving stars, moving hearts, 3D text like "Our Wedding", "Just Married" or something to put on Vegas timeline in alpha channel.
Regards.

www.jetdv.com-Edward Troxels site for Vegas and DVDA- register then goto>Newsletter Archives>Volume 1 Number 7 has a Bitrate chart.
You should take a look at ALL of the newsletters, there's a wealth of information.

Don

Vol 1 #7 gets into many MPEG2 rendering details and Vol 4 #1 talks about going from Vegas to DVDA to build a DVD.

Well, I know a few sources for that type of clip but none that are free.

I just ordered Vegas movie studio deluxe - I got it for $89 !!
Thanks
Dean

i am a new vegas user too, and i cant tell you that you will love it

Convert two mono tracks into one stereo track
 

I have two mono tracks which I would like to convert into one standard stereo track.

Is there a way to do this in Vegas?

I am using Vegas 6.0(b) at this time. I will upgrade to 6.0(d) as soon as possible.

Background: I recorded a concert last night using a Sound Devices 744T. I recorded four separate tracks into one polyphonic broadcast wave file.

I used "BWF Manager" utility from Fostex to separate the one polyphonic file into four separate mono tracks. This utility will not separate four tracks into 2 stereo tracks, which I want.

Put one on track 1 and pan it left
Put another on track 2 and pan it right
Render to a new WAV file

That should do it for you.

You "cant" tell us you'll love it? Or you "can" tell us you'll love it???

Dear Edward,

Thank you very much.

You certainly are a wealth of knowledge. Your solution worked great!

ohhh, now its ok
i am a new vegas user too, and i can tell you that you will love it

Will these external HHDs work well with Vegas 6?
 

Hi gang,

It's clear Vegas will run nicely on a decent (read: "modestly priced) laptop.

So. Can you edit with an external HDD connected by USB 2.0?

Or is FW the preferred method of editing with external drives?

Here are a couple of examples I'm considering.

Example #1: http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applicatio...&sku=TC3J-2048

Example #2: http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applicatio...&sku=TC3J-2066

Well. What do y'all think?

Thank you for your time.

sincerely,


ian