Vodkafairy said:normal im premiere atleast, working with compressed clips is shitthere is probably an easy solution to fix it, but as last resort you can save the clips uncompressed (vdub, select 'uncompressed' as codec). either that or a lossless codec at v high quality to reduce even more data loss
:> Unfortunately, Moviemaker is pretty well known for being uber unreliable :/ I'm slowly getting into Sony Vegas, it's not very user friendly though.Zapsi said:Dont have moviemaker up atm but remember the problem when I just began. Dont use save project or save project as . Use Save movie file then u get what u wanted I hope if I understand u problem right.
illu said:Thanks :>
The Sony Vegas education continues, anyone know a simple way of cutting a bit of footage in half? I can edit 1 bit of footage by making it shorter, but I can't for the life of me work out how to chop it in 2 or even in 3, so that I can get rid of some crap in the middle of a clip.
Any advice?
Oli - Illu
Aiteal said:There is a video-trimmer option
But what I normally do is drag the vid to resize the parts I want
then right-click and copy/paste and drag to get the other parts
works just fine for me
illu said:Another question :> Adding velocity to a clip - I followed Rure's instructions and made 4 points along the clip. The outer 2 would be normal speed, but the inner 2 I was going to crank up to 250%+ speed. Now when I do that, a small yellow tag moves across from the right hand side of the top of the clip and moves inwards, and the sound seems to stay the same?
So what happens - it looks like - is you get the video doing it's bit, but the sounds stay "normal" instead of speeding up too, and then the video seems to loop back to the beginning.
Fun fun fun.
Oli - Illu
illu said:Another question :> Adding velocity to a clip - I followed Rure's instructions and made 4 points along the clip. The outer 2 would be normal speed, but the inner 2 I was going to crank up to 250%+ speed. Now when I do that, a small yellow tag moves across from the right hand side of the top of the clip and moves inwards, and the sound seems to stay the same?
So what happens - it looks like - is you get the video doing it's bit, but the sounds stay "normal" instead of speeding up too, and then the video seems to loop back to the beginning.
Fun fun fun.
Oli - Illu
illu said:Hopefully the last question I have to ask :>
What is the easiest way to get a clip to fade to black at the end or fade in from back at the beginning?
Oli - Illu
PS First Render of movie 813mb for 27 mins LOL - time to change some settings![]()
At the top, above the the bar that shows the time, there's a yellow marker.illu said:I am currently investigating the effect altering FPS, Target and Quant has to the quality and size of the movie. Eventually I'll hit the nail on the head, shame it takes 1h30min per try! :>
Zoia said:At the top, above the the bar that shows the time, there's a yellow marker.
You can drag that around to select an area to render. That way you can render a few sec or a few min and don't have to render the whole vid each time.
Aiteal said:Are you using vegas to compress?
Best not too
Virtualdub is much better
I usually render with vegas in uncompressed format then compress with virtual dub and add a wav file for the music, which makes it a little harder as I'm really anal about timing hits in the movie to beats in the music.
illu said:Won't my uncompressed file hit some obscene GB amount?
Aiteal said:Are you using vegas to compress?
Best not too
Virtualdub is much better
I usually render with vegas in uncompressed format then compress with virtual dub and add a wav file for the music, which makes it a little harder as I'm really anal about timing hits in the movie to beats in the music.
rure said:Doing a/v-sync with no music sounds really![]()
Just add the music in vegas but leave it uncompressed to and let vdub compress it.
Well, ye im like that to. got 100+ markers in the movie I am currently rendering. but I dont see why you aint just leave the sound uncompressed along with the uncompressed video footage - in the same file. The way you do it sounds to me a bit of extra work and lots of chances to screw things up? I am mebbe wrong though.Aiteal said:I have music to preview in vegas (songs I've picked and joined into one large wav)
Like I said I'm really anal about timing music to action
Then I just render the uncompressed vid from vegas without music and add the music in v-dub
I found that the 2 get slightly outta sync when done in vegas
and not having that beat/boom in the music at a PA or ice-storm on screen really annoys me
I have many many other neurotic habits too![]()