Tsukasa-chan01 wrote:I'm am looking for additional codec packages for Vegas / Vegas Movie Studio. Mainly the one's that contain additional avi codecs, in particular one taht will allow me to use bleach, gankutsuou, mai-hime, etc.
Thank you in advance for any help.
Tsukasa-chan01 wrote:I can't even get the video to show up period, so I can't keyframe each frame.
Tsukasa-chan01 wrote:I can't even get the video to show up period, so I can't keyframe each frame.
moonie211 wrote:You must be using epiodes encoded in divx or xvid
Most editing programs don't do well with those.
Even if you make every frame a key frame (i tried that before)
you will still have problems.
Its best to convert your clips to codecs like Huffyuv
Kariudo wrote:moonie211 wrote:You must be using epiodes encoded in divx or xvid
Most editing programs don't do well with those.
Even if you make every frame a key frame (i tried that before)
you will still have problems.
Its best to convert your clips to codecs like Huffyuv
DON'T USE DIVX/XVID FILES FOR EDITING
make clips using virtualdub(/mod) and save them with a lossless codec like Huffyuv. Lagarith is even better (but has been known to not work from time to time
Tsukasa-chan01 wrote:Scintilla, thank you for the link.Kariudo wrote:moonie211 wrote:You must be using epiodes encoded in divx or xvid
Most editing programs don't do well with those.
Even if you make every frame a key frame (i tried that before)
you will still have problems.
Its best to convert your clips to codecs like Huffyuv
DON'T USE DIVX/XVID FILES FOR EDITING
make clips using virtualdub(/mod) and save them with a lossless codec like Huffyuv. Lagarith is even better (but has been known to not work from time to time
That is the thing I am trying to avoid having to do. It takes up too much space on my harddrive and I can't get my program (Riverpast) to convert completely, it keeps leaving bits out as just black spaces.
Tsukasa-chan01 wrote:No, don't have that one. But will that allow me to use the video in vegas?
The thing I am trying to do here is to get video into vegas without having to convert or re-render it or anything like that. I want to just be able to drag and drop it. Everything else creates too many potentials for quality loss / being too big for my harddrive etc.
moonie211 wrote:Tsukasa-chan01 wrote:No, don't have that one. But will that allow me to use the video in vegas?
The thing I am trying to do here is to get video into vegas without having to convert or re-render it or anything like that. I want to just be able to drag and drop it. Everything else creates too many potentials for quality loss / being too big for my harddrive etc.
Yeah, it will allow you to use your video in vegas but you still will have to re-encode it with another codec. I suggested that because you said you were trying to avoid the large files that huffy make.
No matter what you do you will have to re-encode the footage you have now because like i said before divx and xvid don't work well in editing programs
Tsukasa-chan01 wrote:allright, I give up '-_-
Man.. this sucks... now can someone please help me with what the right setting in riverpast are so I don't get the black portions?

Kariudo wrote:moonie211 wrote:You must be using epiodes encoded in divx or xvid
Most editing programs don't do well with those.
Even if you make every frame a key frame (i tried that before)
you will still have problems.
Its best to convert your clips to codecs like Huffyuv
DON'T USE DIVX/XVID FILES FOR EDITING
make clips using virtualdub(/mod) and save them with a lossless codec like Huffyuv. Lagarith is even better (but has been known to not work from time to time
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