Hey to start off im NEW...to all of this stuff but im not licking windows on the short bus..ive worked with adobe premiere pro cs3 for about 1 month and deleted beaucse it was talking up to much room..but now im getting back into eveyrthing and im getting a camera for chrstmas..but i need some help on(about) the program..ive watched about 3 hours of tutorials ! and so on but im still confused about some other stuff.. like is there auto contrat auto brigtness? how do you delete auido clips and so on...i just the run down on this program..if you could explain what **** means it would help alot thankss..
Sony Vegas 8.0 Help
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Jim Montgomery
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When you put together a list of questions I will be glad to help where I can.
Jim
Jim
ok..how do you delete auido tracks?
how can you get the highest level of quality from the program?
-if you edit one clip and adjust the levels on it like contrast and brightness and so on how do you get it on other clips so that all have the same look(efects to them).
-is there like auto contrats and auto brightness on the program?
and that should be good so far thanks..and im still leanring everything so ya..
MunchyBugs
Active member
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Delete audio tracks:
right click on the audio track (not in the timeline, in the track part at the left). If you click far enough to the left you'll see a menu that says "delete audio track". Same goes for video tracks.
event attributes:
If you want to get the effects from one clip to others, you have a couple options. You right click on the clip and select copy (or use CTRL+C). Then on the clip you want to have the same effects applied, right click and select "Paste event attributes". That will paste all the effects to that clip, but not overright the clip with the other one. The other option is to apply a given effect to an entire track. To do this drag the effect to the track instead of the event. You can also effect the entire project by preview window.
Best quality:
I'm not sure what you mean by this, typically its garbage in garbage out, but I've found that, with DV footage, apply a slight croma blur to the entire project. This helps smooth out some of the DV artifacts because Vegas upresses to 444. Also, in the project properties, make sure the video quality is set to Best instead of Good.
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Delete audio tracks:
right click on the audio track (not in the timeline, in the track part at the left). If you click far enough to the left you'll see a menu that says "delete audio track". Same goes for video tracks.
event attributes:
If you want to get the effects from one clip to others, you have a couple options. You right click on the clip and select copy (or use CTRL+C). Then on the clip you want to have the same effects applied, right click and select "Paste event attributes". That will paste all the effects to that clip, but not overright the clip with the other one. The other option is to apply a given effect to an entire track. To do this drag the effect to the track instead of the event. You can also effect the entire project by preview window.
Best quality:
I'm not sure what you mean by this, typically its garbage in garbage out, but I've found that, with DV footage, apply a slight croma blur to the entire project. This helps smooth out some of the DV artifacts because Vegas upresses to 444. Also, in the project properties, make sure the video quality is set to Best instead of Good.