https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpcT_r1lb7Y

Hi guys, I'm trying to achieve the effect that we see in this video, this scanning between the d-log image then little by little the calibrated image intervenes. I think it's very simple but I get confused with the transitions and I get stuck. Thank you so much !

I have hundreds of short audio-video events on my timeline and I'd like to just press PLAY and then hit a key on my keyboard to make the edit cursor jump forward to the next event in line (or by 6 or 8 seconds forward) on the timeline to quickly audition / preview the audiovideo events. I can do it right now by pointing and clicking my mouse anywhere on the timeline when the project is playing, but I'd like to do it via a keyboard shortcut because my mouse finger is killing me. Anyone?

Hi. I want to know, is there some convenient or easier method, I would like to basically keep the moving vines in this clip, but make the background green so I can use this as a cool transition. I assume it's possible with masking and meticulous keyframe positioning for every single frame but I wondered if there's an easier method?

clip in question https://streamable.com/byawad

Download: https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/proxy/b2430892d2c4a4b61491/?link=https%3A//rdir.magix.net/%3Fpage%3DWX4PDGXWRKQK

Features: 

• Auto Normalize 
• Auto Ducking 
• Multicam Audio Sync enhancements 
• AI Assistant (Early-access build requires separate feature installer...go here for details on signing up for early early access.) 

Improvements and Bug fixes: 

• Fixed a crash which could occur when rendering with the Media Generators Properties dialog open 
• The Insert Subtitles from File feature now properly quantizes to frames with that feature active 
• XDCAM-EX renders from 32bit pixel format projects are no longer compressed to studio level color space 
• VEGAS no longer shows QSV render templates on systems that don’t support QSV rendering 
• Improvements to Text-based Editing when splitting events 
• Fixed a problem in Speech to Text where subtitles do not line up with the audio 
• Fixed a Quantize to Frames problem which could occur when importing multiple files at once 
• Fixed improper analysis in the Auto ReFrame plugin that could occur on some Intel based machines 
• Fixed a timeline Loop Region and Cursor issue 
• Removed duplicate entries in the AV1 Custom Settings dialog’s Bitrate field 
• 8-bit monochrome media levels are now correct in 32-bit full-range projects 
• Fixed an issue where the proper aspect ratio was not correctly applied for some MXF files 
• Improvements to BRAW decoder 
• Updated the MP3 decoder 
• Improved GPU and compatibility support for AVC/MPEG transport streams 
• Fixed a problem where some MP3 files played back with no audio 
• Selective Pre-render no longer causes a color shift 
• Fixed a crash which could occur when the user clicks the Preferences dialog’s Apply button during a VST scan  
• Fixed certain double-click issues in the new Explorer window 
• Improved performance in the new Explorer window when a folder has a large number of files 
• Fixed a problem with unlabeled items in the Customize Toolbar and Customize Timeline Toolbar dialogs 
• AV1 files can now be decoded via supported Intel GPUs 
• Improvements when creating proxies of for project files in the Explorer window 
• Fixed a crash which could occur when attempting to import media that VEGAS doesn't support 
• Updated our list of supported Waves VST plugins 
• Automation with the Mesh Warp plugin now works properly 
• Improvements to Trimmer window click-and-drag behavior 
• Added an error message which pops up for invalid media files 
• Added Breadcrumb navigation in the Explorer window 
• Pre-crop keyframes now work properly for still-image media 
• Pressing the Default All button in the File I/O preferences now properly sets the correct default hardware decoder 
• Timecode metadata is now read and used by VEGAS Pro consistent with how older versions of VEGAS Pro read this information 
• VEGAS Pro now plays the PCM audio stream of HEVC media  
• Video Preview window status readouts no longer flicker during playback 
• The Media Properties dialog now properly reports the media format for Transport Steam files 
• Fixed an MP3 render crash that could occur when using customized settings 
• Fixed a crash on render that could occur with projects that contained offline, but unused media in the media pool 
• Media with rotation metadata information is now imported correctly 
• Fixed a hang that could occur after applying Motion Tracking 
• Added an error message to inform a user when they attempt to drag and drop an unsupported file via the Explorer window 
• Action buttons for items in the explorer window are now properly shown regardless of state of the display 
• Improved the icon set for the Explorer window 
• Explorer window properly refreshes the Favorites folder when necessary 
• Beat and Tempo detection options are now disabled for offline media 
• UI no longer unnecessarily resets when moving an event with the numeric keypad 
• More precise mouse behavior when in Timeline Selection Mode 
• Aspect ratio is now properly detected for all HEVC files 
• Fixed a crash which could occur when zooming in on an event containing a PNG file with the Pan/Crop tool 
• M4A files can once again be added to a project 
• Creating a mask in the Pan/Crop tool now works as expected when the Preview window is set to Preview quality 
• Fixed a crash which could occur during rendering when using the Smart Deinterlace settings 

Known issues: 

• ATRAC support removed 
• Red-eye reduction has been removed 

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Which way does the video track fx order work? does the left or right most fx come first? or does it not matter?

I tried to google this but I couldn't find anything talking about this specific fx order. Maybe im calling it the wrong thing

Vegas Pro 22, Windows 11, NVidia GeForce RTX 3060

Guys I'm making a traditional video where I will be playing all the instruments myself.

How many of you would:

• Produce the the entire song in the DAW and then separately record and mime the video parts

or

• Shoot the video (1 for each instrument) and record the sound track on the DAW (1 for each instrument) at the same time and then combine them to make the video?

Seems to me #2 would be the most authentic because you'd be playing each actual scene, but man it's a lot to juggle.

Thoughts?

This problem cannot be found anywhere.

I’m rendering this video that’s key-framing an image on top of a video following a certain direction. It’s an image with text covering another line of text within the video.

Every-time I render the video it’s always out of sync. To make sure nothing bad happens, I animated and added a new keyframe in every single frame to make sure nothing goes out.

Despite this, the problem remains the same. In the preview, it looks great, nothing goes out of sync. But when rendered (tried in both MP4 and MPG, wanted it rendered in a MPEG-DVD format) it’s always off.

Does anybody have any advice on how to fix this?

Using Vegas pro 21 Windows 10 NIVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070

I've been trying to make some impact effects that exist in the anime Jojo, it almost worked, but I can't calibrate the power, so that it can be used in the background for another sound, "I used express equalization", with "smooth/enhance" but I didn't test it with distortion.

Does anyone know of any Vegas plugins (or external ones) to make the effects?

Before you ask why I use Vegas and not an audio editor, know that I want to do this in real time within the video editing, that would be a great help, if anyone knows how to do it, I'd be grateful

It's not necessary, but just in case, my Vegas and PC information:

Vegas Pro 15 (Purchased by Steam before it was removed)

Laptop with Widows 11

GC: RTX 3060 Laptop

Intel i7 11th Gen

Here's the video as an example:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NFXTNGpwPTM

Heya,

As the title says - is there any easy way to copy the cuts from one track to another?

For context, here's the situ:

So I just finished cutting down some footage from a client, involving a lot of tiny cuts over the course of several hours of footage.

In the end, We agreed it needed a little external work on the audio (Music removal - if anyone wondering why I couldn't do it in Vegas or directly to the source material).

I exported the project as audio, did the external work and imported in the edited audio to a new track. This brings us to the query; I'd like to know if it's possible to copy the existing cuts from the footage to the newly imported audio element so that they can be grouped together.

Obviously, I could always fallback to applying the music removal to the source footage but as mentioned before its 10+ hours long and my vocal isolator can only handle 20 mins at a time, so that wouldn't be an ideal solution.

To preemptively answer the bot's questions:
-What version of Vegas: 21 Pro
-What exact graphics card: Nvidia 3080.
-Windows: 11 (and it sucks)
-Is it a pirated copy: For once - nope!
-Have you searched the subreddit: Yep, Couldn't find anything that matched my question.
-Have you Googled this issue yet: Yep, see above.

I'm trying to track an object by adjusting the pan on every frame, but the next frame key combination moves the pan position instead of advancing one frame.

I've Googled it and checked here on Reddit- tried to make a new key combination that doesn't involve the arrow keys, but that doesn't help.

I'm using the latest Vegas but it's consistent on 12,13,14 as well.

Is this really the intended behavior? It's weird that such an important feature is missing

I can't play videos or see project medias

I'm making a video which requires me to import the full copy of a film in a foreign language, and I also need the subtitles. I got them separately and imported them, but them being all chopped up makes it a nightmare to work with, since I will also be chopping up the movie file and need the subtitles to stay in sync as I move it around. Grouping is obviously insufficient as I have to create a new group everytime I split the video. I don't wanna have to keep reselecting and grouping large numbers of subtitle tracks, so is there a way to merge it with the video, that doesn't require me to render the whole movie and import the result (as that would take forever and be very inefficient)?

Vegas 19 edit (from a humble bundle)

Windows 11

RTX 2050 graphics

Already searched and came up cold

I'm involved in video editing, and I'm trying to determine whether component upgrades or a new system is in order. I see a definite slowdown as I add more filters and other requirements to a video render, but when I go to the system resources window, nothing shows at being particularly taxed. My CPU shows 25% use, GPU 20%, Memory 50%, none of the hard drives seems to be above 25%. I can't seem to find the bottleneck.

The system : Motherboard MSI B450-pro, R7-2700, 16 GB memory, Windows 10, Radeon W5500, Vegas 18-purchased

Any suggestions as to how to find the culprit?

So one of my biggest problems when editing a video is the monotony of creating the same animations for text or images over and over again. having to go into 'Picture in picture' and map out the animation I want the media to use frame by frame, I use a lot of text in my videos and I use a handful of the same types of animations (text jerking onto the screen and then leaving again). What I'm getting at is.

Is there anyway to save these into a file, and then inject them into another project when I need them? I tried just saving them as a nested save, and originally I thought it worked, but then I realized I can't go back and edit the text to display what I want it to during that new use of it and or slightly modify what frame the animation stops or where it stops. I hope I'm explaining this right and I'm sure this has been answered a million times on here, so I apologize for cluttering the timeline. I'm using Vegas 19, and its an actual copy not a pirated one.

thank you :)

Hi, is there a free extension/script that can import subtitles (srt, sbv...) and overlay them in Legacy Text over the video ? I tried Vegasaur and it's perfect, but can't find crack and the full version is really expensive...

Some solutions like others extensions, scripts, cracks... ?

What version of VEGAS Pro are you using ? Vegas Pro 16

What version of Windows are you using ? Windows 11

What exact graphics card do you have in your PC? RTX 4060 (with i5 13600KF)

Is it a pirated copy of VEGAS ? Yes

Have you searched the subreddit using keywords for this issue yet ? Yes

Have you Googled this issue yet ? Yes

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Its been some time since i used Vegas Pro. I dont remember the text and the buttons being this big, i feel like Vegas Pro thinks i have a FullHD Monitor(Mine is 2560x1440 tho). Is there a way to 'rescale' it?

Vegas Pro 18

Win 10

4090 Suprim X

not pirated

didnt find anything (maybe im bad at googling and cant describe my issue accurately)

Working with MP4 file from a Sony ZV-1. Files work fine while I move them in the timeline and trim them. The moment I add a crop to them, Vegas grinds to a halt. Rendering is pretty much impossible (although if I were willing to wait days, it would probably still go), the preview window is slow (if I click on the clip with the crop, Vegas freezes up for a few minutes, then will generate the frame), and the crop window is slow (adjust the crop and I have to wait a few minutes before the crop window updates and Vegas can be used again).

Any ideas? I've used files from this camera for a few years without issues; no settings have been changed. I opened up some old projects with files from the same camera and no issues, so the issue seems specific to this project. I am on build 122 of Vegas 22. The project is only about 8 minutes long.

On my Vegas Pro 10, everything suddenly wants to scroll down. When I try to change font size, it automatically increases. When I try to open program files in folders full of stuff, the scroll bar goes down automatically. It's only in Vegas, not other programs. No keys are stuck down. Mouse seems fine outside of old-school Vegas. It just randomly started doing this after years of heavy use. What's going on? How do I fix this?

On my Vegas Pro 10, everything suddenly wants to scroll down. When I try to change font size, it automatically increases. When I try to open program files in folders full of stuff, the scroll bar goes down automatically. It's only in Vegas, not other programs. No keys are stuck down. Mouse seems fine outside of old-school Vegas. It just randomly started doing this after years of heavy use. What's going on? How do I fix this?

PLS Help Me

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I masked the cam to lay over the gameplay, but no matter what I do there's small lines on both sides of the cam. I cannot get it to fill in the sides. Anyone know what I need to do?

Basically title.
I'm using vegas pro 15, cracked, but it wouldn't bring these kind of problems. I think it has to do with the fact that the archive crashed once, actually my PC crashed a lot of times today. Is there a way to fix the archive? I can edit the video just fine, but in both preview and rendered, the audio will go laggy and I think there's some black squares (like voids in the video).

This is probably a really stupid question but apparently one of the effects I used a lot in a project, the Boris Sapphire Digital Damage effect, is causing VEGAS to crash while rendering. And I, stupidly, applied it to a LOT of clips in a project, rather than just applying it to a track and putting all the clips I wanted the effect on in that track. Since realizing that's the cause of the crashes I've gone through and attempted to remove every instance of the effect in my project, but the problem is every time I think I've removed every instance and try for a render, the render crashes at another part of the video that I forgot the effect was applied to.

Apparently I'm missing some clips, so while I'm searching through and trying to remove it all one by one, I'm also wondering if there's any way to automatically detect which clips in a project have a given effect applied to them. I know with media sources you can "select media in timeline" and it will select every clip that contains that media, is there something similar for effects?

VEGAS 15 specifically, though I'll absolutely upgrade if later versions have that

CTRL+C and CTRL+V are broken and won't paste any sort of media onto the timeline.

- VEGAS Pro 14

- Windows 10

- Intel(R) Iris(R) Xe Graphics

- Pirated

- Yes, and none of them were to my result.

- Yes. No results however.