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I was wondering if there was a way to link buttons in Adobe Encore CS3 to a timeline in Adobe Premiere CS3? I'm making a DVD consisting of 50 short video clips, and I'd rather not render each clip out and then add it to the timeline. It would be great if Encore could render from the Premiere...

I know that there are some audio filters that interpret the audio in Vegas. This is a problem, as I like to edit a lot of the sound in Sound Forge. However, once I bring it back into Vegas, it peaks or just generally doesn't sound the same. Thoughts?

This is the toughest thing for me to figure out in vegas. It seems like different clips from different sources line up differently in vegas. What I mean is, it seems the selection tool (the line running vertically on the timeline that shows where you are in the edit line) skips frames on some...

I've been trying so hard to get an AAF saved from Vegas to open on a Mac. We've been tyring the latest versions of Final Cut and Soundtrack pro, but neither will open it. As for saving it out of Vegas, I've tried both the Avid compliant and standard AAF formats, I've tried embedding the media...

Is there a way to change the data rate on the capture, or the codec used to capture in vegas? I hate Microsoft's DV codec as there is almost always noise around very saturated colors.

Does anyone know if there's a way to export OMF from Vegas? I'm trying to export my timeline in a format that can be read by Soundtrack pro for the mac. We've tried AAF and just plain ol' EDL, but the Apple can't read it.