guys would like to ask you all some Questions if u happen to use this program to do editing...

i have done a video up..ut when i save it which i went to file>render as>.avi .....

after saving the file was a 4min show but then it is 936mb...

y is it so big...?>???

did i do something wrong.....

any bro out here can help me?

 

Burn a few copies for backup.....send me a copy to try out and trouble shoot. I will send it back to you with all the support and directions you need! Guaranteed!!!

 

Hey you should render the file as an mpeg file instead. It sould be of smaller size and you could choose the quality which could help you find the size you think is ok.

 

Your problem is b/c it is .avi format. This usually is an uncompressed format causing quality to be good but size huge.
Render it as mpeg 2 format. Your quality will still be there but size will be alot smaller.
Cheers
SK
www.stuntdogz.com

 

thanks dudes!!! i got it all done!!!

 

always render your edited or final video into .AVI this will provide a better output for your videos quality. Then render it into a format that is specific to your needs...ie internet download , internet steaming, storage onto hard drive, for a DVD...??



I have the vegas 4.0 + DVD its sick!!!!

 

If you Print To Tape, Vegas creates a series of .avi files that you can use as your .avi master source if you desire - and you get a tape archive version of your finished flick, that's still the exact same quality as your .avi files, just in case anything goes wrong with your PC

 

Hey any of you have the cracked version of Vegas 4.0 ??

 

yep. whats ur computer ID and i'll pass ya the serial to VV 4.0

Yeah the "print to tape" is awsome its DV quality when I send it to my Sony TRV11. I save all my final videos now onto DV.

Just to give ya an example.....

"Servin It Up" was like 14 gigs of the full video on a hard drive....send it to "Tape" and it was 45 minutes long. I like printing to tape now.

 

Hey thanks Baker,
The computer ID I used for the KeyGen was 19VX10S.
I have Vegas running, but it doesnt allow me to import
Mpeg 2 format due to registration issues.
I assume this is the file you are sending me ???
Thanks for the help.
So far it looks like a good editing s/w.
Is this what you used to make servin it up ???
Cheers
SK

 

I didn't edit "Servin It Up" alot of the film shot was by me and many others, but Craig aka JamesBond edited this great video.

Ok about VV 4.0 to get the mpeg 1 or 2 you need a .DLL file or the DVD+ program bundled with the VV 4.0. I have the VV 4.0 + DVD and I can edit import or render in Mpeg 1 or 2.

Read on their website and if you become stuck buzz me back and I'll share all files with ya. But nothing is free in this world....sort of LOL

HINT: DVD program then find crack for it (I have that all)

 

How good is Vegas 4.0 compared to Uleads Mediastudio Pro 6.0?

 

The BEST! The others can't compare read about the 4.0...its amazing compared to the others and they always update their software to the technology of today.

www.sonicfoundry.com

 

Hey Baker when you gonna hook me up with the files bro ???
I have the cracked version of 4.0 +dvd. Just need the files so I can point to them when I try and register for the mpeg 2 options.
Cheers
SK

 

crack serial use...

comp ID 3M2XJPG
Serial H8-FFMB7Q-F9J9XM-T3VYNR

 

buzz me if you get stuck... 510-847-1791 cell.

 

BAKER....THIS VV, IS IT BETTER THEN "ADOBE PREMIER"?

I USED STUDIO 7, BUT I CAN CLEARLY SEE THE WEAKNESS IN THIS PROGRAM. I JUST DIDNT KNOW HOW TO USE THE ADOBE YET.
IS VV AS HEAD TO USE AS PREMIER FOR A NEW PRODUCER?



P.S. WE NEED TO START A TECH FORUM, AND USE YOU GUYZ TO HEAD IT UP...SOUNDS LIKE YOU ALL GOT MILK

 

I like V V because it is based around adobe but its easier.

same format using timelines, but its more up to date with its encoding , transfers to tapes, overall better for transitions, effects and tons of other things as well.
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What you can do with Vegas 4.0
Capture, edit, composite, color correct, title, encode, and burn video using your PC.

Record, edit, process, mix, and encode audio.

Use an unlimited number of video and audio tracks in your project.

Create 5.1 surround audio projects with keyframable panning.

Capture DV with automatic scene detection, batch capture, tape logging, media bins, still image capture and thumbnail previews.

Import pictures and scanned images in BMP, GIF, .JPG, .TIF, and .PSD formats, or capture media from digital cameras.

Use multiple file formats in the same project or on the same track, and crossfade them on the same track roll — all without conversion or rendering.

Preview effects, transitions, and color correction in real time on external monitors.

Use powerful color correction tools to match scenes, balance shots, and fine-tune your video.

Precisely analyze video output using new Vectorscope, Waveform, Histogram, and Parade video scopes.

Use split-screen video previewing to A/B effects and color correction.

Apply Motion Blur and Supersampling envelopes using the new Video bus track.

Apply customizable transitions including Barndoor, Clock Wipe, Dissolves, Linear Wipe, Page Peel, 3D Fly In/Out, and more.

Use customizable video filters including Lens Flare, Light Rays, Film Effects, Chroma Key, Timecode burn, Levels, TV Simulator, and more.

Insert customizable text, scrolling credits (titling), and text animation.

Rotate, resize, stretch, flip, or apply 2D motion to a video track and add keyframeable drop shadows and glows.

Easily organize your project media using searchable Media Pool Bins.

Enhance your video using over 30 DirectX® audio effects including reverb, delay, chorus, EQ, compression, and more.

Automate DirectX® audio effects parameters using envelopes.

Quickly find edit points using the enhanced scrub tool.

Export project markers as chapter points for DVD Architect.

Precisely edit complex long-form projects using mouse and keyboard Trimming and new ripple editing modes.

Burn your project directly to VideoCD for playback on most DVD players, or data CD for playback on your computer's CD-ROM.

Export your videos for the Web in RealVideo®, Windows Media Video®, QuickTime®, and MPEG-1 and 2 formats.

 

UMMMM...YEAH BAKER,
MY PROGRAM DOES ALL THAT TOO........!!!!!! (HAHA..IN MY DREAMS MAYBE) THX....You sure you don't work for them or something. Someone needs to contact them and mention you for "anonymous customer of the yr. award". thxx man

 

lol thats funny an award....

They would lock me up. This program is the best i have ever worked with and its easy! But it does take many hours of editing and there are days you get burned out of editing.

Just download their demos and I have all the serials for them.

buzz me at 510-847-1791 cell if you need anything