Vegas 7 in Sept.

i'll crap my pants if it actually supports the panny formats. But i don't think i will have any thing to worry about. (crapping my pants that is) But I will keep some t.p. nearby just in case. It would be worth it.
jason
 
If Vegas 7 has native, proper support for the HVX (meaning no intermediary codecs, direct import of MXF files, drag 'n' drop MXFs to the timelines, ability to capture live streaming footage through firewire, edit from the cards or edit from footage that's been copied to hard disk, and ability to export MXFs back to the cards or to hard disk "virtual card") then I will personally buy a Vegas 7 upgrade for the first person who brings me that news. Whoever sends me that official-announcement PM first, man, it's yours.

I personally don't think there's more than a snowball's chance that it will include any of those upgrades, I just don't see it happening -- I think Vegas 7 will be all about AVC-HD. But if they surprise me and include HVX support that will be the nicest surprise all year.
 
apparently, (according to another site) the following information was originally up on the same link provided here. It has since been removed. At least all I saw on the link was an email notification and announcement. Again, I cannot verify this as it is second hand but the following information was apparently provided on the original link provided above as a review of vegas 7. Sony, sony, sony....:furious3: :crybaby:

they must have taken them down:

Vegas 7
New! Comprehensive XDCAM SD/HD support
New! Improved HDV playback performance
New! Enhanced hardware support for Blackmagic Design DeckLink™ and AJA
New! Improved workflow tools
New! Sony DVD 5.1 camera support
New! Cinescore software plug-in support
New! Enhanced HDV, SD/HD-SDI support
New! Enhanced video monitoring
New! Direct export to Sony® PSP® (PlayStation®Portable)
New! Render to iPod®-compatible formats

DVD Architect 4
New! Scripting support
New! Random playlist playback
New! Parental control
New! Keyframeable transformations, crop, and effects
New! Graphical subtitles
New! Buttons on video
New! 4:3 and 16:9 preview settings


Jason
 
Ramjet1979 said:
apparently, (according to another site) the following information was originally up on the same link provided here. It has since been removed. At least all I saw on the link was an email notification and announcement. Again, I cannot verify this as it is second hand but the following information was apparently provided on the original link provided above as a review of vegas 7. Sony, sony, sony....:furious3: :crybaby:

they must have taken them down:

Vegas 7
New! Comprehensive XDCAM SD/HD support
New! Improved HDV playback performance
New! Enhanced hardware support for Blackmagic Design DeckLink™ and AJA
New! Improved workflow tools
New! Sony DVD 5.1 camera support
New! Cinescore software plug-in support
New! Enhanced HDV, SD/HD-SDI support
New! Enhanced video monitoring
New! Direct export to Sony® PSP® (PlayStation®Portable)
New! Render to iPod®-compatible formats

DVD Architect 4
New! Scripting support
New! Random playlist playback
New! Parental control
New! Keyframeable transformations, crop, and effects
New! Graphical subtitles
New! Buttons on video
New! 4:3 and 16:9 preview settings


Jason
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Is it just me or do you think Sony deserved the battery recall. ;)

Can they make a universal editor??? That can handles other brands.
 
I think they just alienated everyone if this is true..Let's give our thoughts and write to them in JAPANESE..then maybe they will wakeup (OKIRU) and realize that they have a chance of overcome all the other NLE's in one good upgrade. I hope this is not coming from JAPAN...since they are cutting their stomachs open with this lame upgrade. (SEMBUKU)
 
Vegas is developed by American progammers... in Madison I believe? They should be mostly be the same people from Sonic Foundry, before Sofo sold their programs to Sony.

2- Sony is a large conglomerate of many divisions, which don't necessarily talk to each other. That's why you see Sony laptops bundled with Adobe Premiere and things like that. Or why the Z1 didn't get bundled with a Sony Vegas demo CD (and still doesn't???).

So, write to Sony Media Software in English. Or go to their product suggestion page. You can also wait till the upgrade comes out first.
 
Vegas upgrades are like Star Trek movies- the best ones end in an even number.

Vegas 2
Vegas 4
Vegas 6

all significant upgrades

Now Vegas 3, 5 (and perhaps 7.... direct export to PSP??? oh thank GOD :grin:) not much was added. So I predict Vegas 8 will be the biggie (if Sony doesnt go belly up with the PS3 fiasco)
 
Edweirdo said:
Vegas upgrades are like Star Trek movies- the best ones end in an even number.

Vegas 2
Vegas 4
Vegas 6

all significant upgrades

Now Vegas 3, 5 (and perhaps 7.... direct export to PSP??? oh thank GOD :grin:) not much was added. So I predict Vegas 8 will be the biggie (if Sony doesnt go belly up with the PS3 fiasco)
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Not so; Vegas 5 was a MAJOR upgrade over Vegas 4. It was Vegas 6 which wasn't, comparatively speaking, that much of an advance.
 
David's back from the honeymoon. :)

Congrats, David...:thumbsup:

9999 and holding...:Drogar-BigGrin(DBG)
 
This is hilarious- all us Vegas nerds getting excited over an upcoming release.

And its great to see David Jimerson back.

And David, any idea if Vegas 7 will support Multi-Cam? You'd be the one to know.
 
pto2212 said:
any idea if Vegas 7 will support Multi-Cam? You'd be the one to know.
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Vegas 4, 5, and 6 have ALL supported multi-cam direct on the timeline. That was already mentioned in an earlier post.
 
This is too bad, but who didn't guess they wouldn't support the panny formats? They are sony afterall, king of proprietary.

I'm kind of surprised to see ipod support.
 
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