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[Borislava]

I have a quick question....how to rotate clips in Sony Vegas Movie Studio6?
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[Aislynn]

Borislava wrote:

I have a quick question....how to rotate clips in Sony Vegas Movie Studio6?

Heya Borislava! Do you mean rotating a clip like turning it over on its head in a circle?

LostFreakJ wrote:

Forget this problem, I've got Vegas 7 now and all my problems that I had are solved

Congrats, J!

[Borislava]

Aislynn wrote:

Borislava wrote: I have a quick question....how to rotate clips in Sony Vegas Movie Studio6? Heya Borislava! Do you mean rotating a clip like turning it over on its head in a circle? LostFreakJ wrote: Forget this problem, I've got Vegas 7 now and all my problems that I had are solved Congrats, J!

Well not exacly...maybe something like a miror thing...
sorry but i can't express myself
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[KajaM]

Borislava wrote:

Aislynn wrote: Borislava wrote: I have a quick question....how to rotate clips in Sony Vegas Movie Studio6? Heya Borislava! Do you mean rotating a clip like turning it over on its head in a circle? LostFreakJ wrote: Forget this problem, I've got Vegas 7 now and all my problems that I had are solved Congrats, J! Well not exacly...maybe something like a miror thing... sorry but i can't express myself

I guess you mean that you want to flip the picture horizontally? Like, for example, somebody's on the left side and you want to have him on the right side instead?
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[KajaM]

If that's what you mean, that's how it goes... at least in Sony Vegas 6.0
Is it the same in Movie Studio, Ais?


You press the pan/crop button:






After that, the pan/crop window opens up. Right-click on the picture, then you select "flip horizontal" and that's it.



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[Borislava]

Thanks,Kaja...that's it
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[Aislynn]

KajaM wrote:

If that's what you mean, that's how it goes... at least in Sony Vegas 6.0 Is it the same in Movie Studio, Ais?

Yep, it's exactly the same! Movie Studio just doesn't have the Mask box underneath the Position one in the pan/crop tool but otherwise the position where the button is at on the clip and the window itself looks exactly the same! Thanks so much for answering the question, Kaja!

[SuperKC]

Okay I have a problem with rendering.

I don't really know how to describe my problem because there seem to be fifty different ways to render.

It either renders at about 17 MBs or 120MBs, no inbetween. I can probably render it smaller or larger - god forbid! - but between those two sizes I can't seem to figure out how to get some middle ground. like maybe twenty-something mbs or 30 mbs for a better quality upload. Gah!

*cries*

[KajaM]

Those are the two settings I usually use:

either:
Windows Media Video V9
Video rendering quality: Best
Audio: 80kbps, 44kHz
Image size: 320x240
Pixel aspect ratio: 1,000 (square)
Frame rate: 29,970 (NTSC)
Quality: 90 or 93%


or:
Windows Media Video V9
Video rendering quality: Best
Audio: 80kbps, 44kHz
Image size: 320x240
Pixel aspect ratio: 1,333 (HD 1080)
Frame rate: 29,970 (NTSC)
Quality: 90 or 93%


The second one makes the whole vid look bigger and if you select 90 or 93% as quality rate, the size will be in between 10 to 30MB (depeding on the lenght of the vid, the effects you used etc.). I'd recommend 93%
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[SuperKC]

I'm giving this one a shot cylune. Rendering now! Steph told me what she used with her specs, but when I rendered it it was 120MBs. Weird.

Let you know if it works! Looks like it's gonna save it with a bigger picture, looking at the preview window.

Anyway, thanks!

[SuperKC]

WOW! The size is PERFECT but the filesize is about 52MBs still. I think we're getting somewhere! Off to try some more things! Maybe I'll use 90% this time.

[Aislynn]

Here's what I use...

Windows Media Video V9
Video rendering quality: Best
Audio: 64kbps, 44kHz
Image size: 428x240 (keep original size)
Pixel aspect ratio: 1,000 (square)
Frame rate: 30,000
Quality: 90%

Wow, I've been shirking my audio a bit, haven't I? My footage is in 428x240 and that's the way I like it so I leave it as Keep Original Size. I've been doing such short vids late, it's hard to get a good comparison, I know, but "Tonight I Wanna Cry" was just shy of 3 minutes long and was 9.8 MB in size. I've been wanting to find a nice size to do a high-quality version in addition to my 512 kbps ones, though, and I can't find a way to bump it up to 1 mbps... Under Bit Rate, there's a target bit rate of 1 MB per second but all of those are always grayed out and can't be selected...

Anyway, probably didn't help but I thought I'd share anyway!

[SuperKC]

LMAO AIS! Why am I just noticing your "I don't need decaf!" banner? That is hilarious! Have you seen Steph's latest Mangsheng icons? Hilarious.

Anyway, I got it down to 39 MBs by lowering it from 93 (cylune's second setting) to 90%. It looked beautiful. LOL.

I lowered it to 83% this time. We'll see how that looks and how big the file is.

[cylune]

SuperKC wrote:

Anyway, I got it down to 39 MBs by lowering it from 93 (cylune's second setting) to 90%. It looked beautiful. LOL.

I'm so tech ignorant, I wouldn't know where to look at my settings. (It was Kaja's ) Personally I'm using the 512 kbptsgs template thing.
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[SuperKC]

I've decided 29.9 is as small as it's gonna get ladies and gents.