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Setting Description
Side by side (half) Choose this setting when your project will contain left- and right-eye
views in a single frame.
Left- and right-eye views are displayed as half of the available
horizontal resolution.
In this example, the left-eye image is tinted blue, and the right-eye
image is tinted red:
Side by side (full) Choose this setting when your project will contain left- and right-eye
views in a single frame.
Left- and right-eye views are displayed using the full horizontal
resolution.
In this example, the left-eye image is tinted blue, and the right-eye
image is tinted red:
Top/bottom (half) Choose this setting when your project will contain left- and right-eye
views stacked in a single frame.
Left- and right-eye views are displayed as half of the available vertical
resolution.
In this example, the left-eye image is tinted blue, and the right-eye
image is tinted red:
202CHAPTER 8
- Apple QuickTime 2
- Boost Software 2
- BSD License for OFX 3
- BSD License for OpenCV 3
- CineForm 4
- DeckLink 4
- FLAC/Ogg File Formats 4
- OpenColorIO 6
- PCRE LICENCE 10
- PNG file format 11
- Sony AVC 11
- Targa file format 12
- Table of Contents 13
- Chapter 1 23
- Workflow 24
- Technical Support 25
- About Vegas Pro 25
- Interactive Tutorials 26
- Chapter 2 27
- Editing Tool 29
- Envelope 30
- Selection 30
- Next Tool 31
- Time Display 32
- Track List 32
- Scrubbing 33
- Timeline 34
- Marker Bar 35
- Transport Controls 36
- Viewing the Status Bar 37
- 38CHAPTER 2 38
- Chapter 3 39
- The Explorer Window 40
- Using the Favorites folder 41
- The Trimmer Window 42
- The Master Bus Window 43
- The Video Preview Window 43
- The Project Media Window 44
- The Edit Details Window 44
- The Transitions Window 45
- The Video FX Window 46
- The Media Generators Window 47
- The Compositors Window 48
- The Plug-In Manager Window 48
- The Video Scopes Window 49
- The Surround Panner Window 50
- The Media Manager Window 50
- The XDCAM Explorer Window 51
- The Mixing Console Window 51
- The Device Explorer Window 52
- Chapter 4 53
- Audio CD 61
- Opening a Vegas Pro project 62
- Open a media file 63
- Creating Rotated Projects 65
- Nesting Projects 67
- Opening a Recent Project 68
- Saving a Project 68
- Automatic Project Saving 68
- Sharing a Project Online 71
- Creating an AAF file 73
- Importing a project 75
- Exporting a project 76
- Working with P2 Video 77
- Exporting a Movie to a PSP™ 78
- Edit Decision Lists 80
- Closing a Project 81
- 82CHAPTER 4 82
- Chapter 5 83
- Tagging media files 84
- Adding tags 85
- Removing tags 85
- Creating Quick Tags 85
- Editing Quick Tags 86
- Previewing a media file 87
- Recapturing video 88
- Replacing a media file 89
- Creating video proxy files 89
- Using bins to sort your media 89
- Previewing Media Files 90
- Punch-in 95
- Inserting media 95
- Creating a Picture Slideshow 97
- Import Media 98
- Using the Device Explorer 105
- Previewing clips 106
- Importing clips 106
- Using HitFilm Effects 108
- Sorting Your Media with Bins 108
- Creating a bin 109
- Adding media to a bin 109
- Searching media bins 109
- Using smart bins 110
- Deleting media from a bin 110
- Recording audio 116
- Monitoring audio levels 120
- Metronome 121
- Capturing Video 121
- Capturing from an SDI Card 122
- Capture Preferences 125
- General tab 126
- 3D SDI cards) 128
- Converting Video to 24p 129
- Extracting Audio from CDs 130
- Obtaining CD Information 131
- Getting Media from the Web 132
- Chapter 6 133
- Selecting time and events 134
- Selecting all events 135
- Selecting a range of events 135
- Selecting a time range 136
- Moving events 137
- Automatic crossfades 138
- Enable Snapping 139
- Turning snapping on or off 140
- Snapping to the grid 140
- Snapping to markers 141
- Setting an event snap offset 141
- Quantize to Frames 142
- Cutting events 143
- Copying events 143
- Pasting events 144
- Deleting events 145
- Deleting selected events 146
- Trimming events 147
- Post-Edit Ripple 147
- Splitting events 149
- Shuffling Events 149
- Using the Trimmer 150
- Selecting data 153
- Adding media to the timeline 153
- Adding markers or regions 155
- Using subclips 157
- Trimming adjacent events 159
- Time-stretching an event 160
- Slip-trimming an event 160
- Expanded Edit Mode 161
- Slipping and Sliding Events 164
- Event Envelopes 166
- Changing the fade curve type 169
- Stabilizing Video Clips 170
- Reversing an Event 170
- Adding a take to an event 171
- Deleting a take from an event 172
- Switching between takes 172
- Grouping Events 173
- Using Sync Links 174
- Applying Switches to Events 175
- Audio Streams 177
- Audio Channels 177
- Editing Event Properties 180
- Viewing media file properties 184
- Using the Edit Details Window 185
- Undoing a series of actions 187
- Rebuild Audio Peaks 188
- Zooming and magnification 188
- Zoom in to an event 189
- Zoom in to a selection 189
- 190CHAPTER 6 190
- Chapter 7 191
- Capturing Multicamera Video 192
- Creating Multicamera Events 193
- Editing Multicamera Video 194
- Previewing multiple takes 195
- Video Preview window 195
- Choosing takes 196
- Recutting sections 197
- Resetting camera changes 199
- 200CHAPTER 7 200
- Chapter 8 201
- 216CHAPTER 8 216
- Chapter 9 217
- Inserting regions 218
- Inserting Commands 221
- Deleting a command marker 223
- Editing a command marker 223
- Inserting CD Track Regions 224
- Inserting CD Index Markers 225
- The Marker Tool 225
- 3. Edit your markers: 226
- 226CHAPTER 9 226
- Chapter 10 227
- Selecting a single track 228
- Arranging Tracks 229
- Grouping Tracks 229
- Removing tracks from groups 230
- Clearing track groups 230
- Duplicate Track 231
- Audio Track Controls 231
- Changing a track's color 232
- Assigning a name to a track 232
- Arming a track for recording 233
- Muting a track 233
- Soloing a track 234
- Assigning a track to a bus 234
- Panning a track 236
- Changing the pan mode 237
- Adjusting a bus send level 238
- Video Track Controls 240
- Assign a name to a track 241
- Apply track motion 242
- Apply effects to a track 242
- Mute a track 242
- Solo a track 243
- Audio Bus Tracks 246
- Resizing bus tracks 247
- Video Bus Track 248
- Adding effects to a bus track 251
- Muting the video output 251
- Render to New Track 253
- 254CHAPTER 10 254
- Chapter 11 255
- Applying mute automation 256
- Applying bus send automation 258
- Hiding envelopes 259
- Video Track Automation 260
- Adding the envelope 262
- Hide envelopes 263
- Lock envelopes to events 263
- Adding effect automation 264
- Bypassing effect automation 265
- Removing effect automation 265
- Adjusting Envelopes 266
- Adding envelope points 267
- Thinning envelope points 268
- Flipping an envelope 268
- Setting fade properties 269
- Record automation settings 271
- Chapter 12 275
- Creating a Bézier mask 276
- Masking event effects 278
- Editing a mask 279
- Rotating a video event 280
- Panning a video event 281
- Editing the selection box 285
- Editing Track Motion 286
- Creating a shadow effect 288
- Creating a glow effect 289
- Changing editing options 292
- Keyframe Animation 294
- Adding a keyframe 295
- Removing a keyframe 295
- Navigating between keyframes 295
- Copying a keyframe 295
- Moving keyframes 297
- Adding track keyframes 298
- Moving track keyframes 298
- Editing track keyframes 299
- 300CHAPTER 12 300
- Chapter 13 301
- Editing a track effects chain 302
- Automating effect parameters 302
- Using Bus Effects 304
- Editing effects on a bus 305
- Using Assignable Effects 306
- Bypassing All Audio Effects 310
- Editing Audio Plug-Ins 311
- Adding or removing effects 312
- Loading a plug-in preset 312
- Creating or deleting a preset 313
- Delete a preset 314
- Applying video effects 315
- Bypassing all video effects 317
- Animating a video effect 317
- Adding Transitions 318
- Dropping on event edges 319
- Editing a transition 321
- Removing a transition 321
- Removing generated media 323
- Creating Text and Titles 327
- 330CHAPTER 13 330
- Chapter 14 331
- Preview control 332
- Master Bus control 332
- Busses - Overview 333
- Adding Audio Busses 334
- Assigning Tracks to Busses 335
- Using Bus Envelopes 336
- Routing Busses 336
- Signal Flow Diagram 338
- Using Input Busses 338
- Adding a bus 339
- Renaming a bus 339
- Deleting a bus 339
- Recording Using an Input Bus 340
- Real-Time Rendering 344
- 346CHAPTER 14 346
- Chapter 15 347
- The Mixing Console Toolbar 348
- The Channel List Pane 350
- The View Controls Pane 351
- Channel Strips 352
- Using the Mixing Console 354
- Audio Track Channel Strips 355
- Adding a plug-in 356
- Editing effects settings 356
- Muting or soloing a track 361
- Arming tracks for recording 362
- Adjusting panning 362
- Bus Channel Strips 363
- Adjusting bus send levels 365
- Muting or solo a bus 367
- Changing pre/post routing 368
- Input Bus Channel Strips 369
- Choosing an input device 371
- Choosing an output device 372
- Muting or soloing a bus 374
- Adding or editing effects 376
- Adjusting volume 382
- Chapter 16 385
- Creating a mask 390
- 3D Compositing 391
- Saving a preset 397
- Recalling a preset 397
- Deleting a preset 397
- COMPOSITING VIDEO399 399
- Video Signal Flow Diagram 400
- Compositing signal flow 401
- 402CHAPTER 16 402
- Chapter 17 403
- Chapter 18 405
- XDCAM and XDCAM HD Workflow 406
- Setting up an XDCAM Device 406
- Importing XDCAM Discs 410
- Exporting a rendered file 415
- 416CHAPTER 18 416
- Chapter 19 417
- Restoring default values 418
- Chapter 20 419
- Chapter 21 421
- 422CHAPTER 21 422
- 426CHAPTER 21 426
- 4. Click OK 429
- 432CHAPTER 21 432
- Chapter 22 433
- Setting your default routing 434
- Muting or soloing channels 436
- Adjusting track volume 437
- Adjusting channel levels 437
- Panning a track or bus 438
- Adjusting panning trim levels 439
- Adjusting panning keyframes 441
- Adding keyframes 442
- Deleting keyframes 442
- Copy keyframes 442
- Audio panning modes 444
- 450CHAPTER 22 450
- Chapter 23 451
- Rendering captions 452
- Importing Line 21 captions 452
- Rendering Line 21 captions 453
- Pop-On Caption 456
- Roll-Up Caption 456
- Paint-On Caption 457
- Captioning Markup 457
- Exporting closed captions 460
- Displaying captioning 464
- Chapter 24 465
- Add or bypass video effects 467
- View or hide the status bar 470
- Split-Screen Previews 472
- Using Dynamic RAM Previews 473
- Setting up your cache 474
- External Monitor via SDI 477
- Selectively Prerender Video 478
- Cleaning Up Prerendered Video 479
- 480CHAPTER 24 480
- Chapter 25 481
- The Video Waveform Monitor 482
- The Histogram Monitor 483
- The RGB Parade Monitor 486
- Video Scope Settings 487
- 488CHAPTER 25 488
- Chapter 26 489
- Generate MIDI Clock 490
- Trigger from MIDI Timecode 490
- Viewing incoming timecode 491
- 492CHAPTER 26 492
- Chapter 27 493
- Creating a new CD layout 495
- Burning your disc 498
- Chapter 28 503
- Printing Video to HDV Tape 511
- Printing a rendered file 512
- 514CHAPTER 28 514
- Chapter 29 515
- Rendering MPEG Files 521
- AC-3 audio (.ac3) 522
- PCM audio (.wav or .w64) 522
- PCM audio (.wav or .w64) 524
- AVC video 524
- MPEG-2 video 525
- Custom Rendering Templates 526
- Project tab 528
- Chapter 30 529
- Using your control surface 530
- Using a Mackie Control 531
- Channel section (not shown) 533
- Footswitches (not shown) 534
- Control buttons 535
- Fader Banks buttons 537
- Display buttons 538
- Markers buttons 539
- Add New buttons 540
- Windows buttons 540
- View buttons 540
- Modifiers buttons 541
- Audio/Video buttons 542
- Project buttons 542
- Timeline buttons 543
- Transport buttons (not shown) 544
- Arrow buttons (not shown) 544
- Using a Frontier TranzPort 546
- Using a PreSonus FaderPort 548
- Adjusting track or bus volume 550
- Starting recording 550
- Using a Multimedia Controller 557
- Default setup 558
- 560CHAPTER 30 560
- Chapter 31 561
- Using Vegas Pro extensions 562
- Creating a script 562
- Editing an existing script 562
- RUNSCRIPT 564
- SCRIPTARGS 564
- CMDMODULE 564
- COLORS 565
- 566CHAPTER 31 566
- Chapter 32 567
- Saving a keyboard map 568
- Deleting a keyboard map 568
- Customizing ASIO Port Naming 569
- Time Ruler 571
- Grid Spacing 573
- Saving a window layout 574
- Loading a saved layout 574
- Preferences - General Tab 576
- Preferences - Video Tab 582
- OHCI-compliant IEEE 1394/DV 589
- Windows Graphics Card 590
- Preferences - Audio Tab 593
- Advanced Audio Preferences 596
- Preferences - MIDI Device Tab 601
- Preferences - VST Effects 601
- Preferences - Editing Tab 601
- Preferences - Display Tab 606
- Preferences - CD Settings Tab 608
- Preferences - Sync Tab 609
- Chapter 33 615
- General editing 619
- Event selection and editing 620
- Red Eye Reduction 622
- Timeline and track list 624
- Trimmer commands 625
- Track Motion 626
- Surround Panner 626
- Mixing Console 627
- Miscellaneous 628
- Multimedia keyboard 628
- Mouse wheel shortcuts 629
- 630CHAPTER 33 630
- Chapter 34 631
- Aspect Ratio 632
- Complementary Color 635
- Contrast 635
- Crossfade 636
- Cutoff frequency 636
- DC Offset 636
- Frame Rate (Video) 639
- Frequency Spectrum 639
- Hertz (Hz) 639
- In-Place Plug-In 640
- Insertion Point 640
- Inverse Telecine (IVTC) 640
- Invert Data 640
- ISRC Code 640
- Luma 641
- Luminance 641
- Media Player 641
- Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) 644
- Pulldown 644
- Punch-In 644
- Video for Windows (AVI) 649
- Virtual MIDI Router (VMR) 649
- Zero-crossing 649
- Zipper noise 649
- 650CHAPTER 34 650
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