2014-02-08T17:54:50Z PunBB https://bricksinmotion.com/forums/topic/18536/more-sony-vegas-8-questions-p/ PREFERENCES menu and click the EDITING tab. On of the adjustable entries is “New Still Image Length (In Seconds)”. The default setting is 5 seconds. Now, if you remained at this setting, every frame of animation you insert into the timeline will be 5 seconds long. You have better things to do than resize every frame of animation, especially if you have thousands in total. So, if you have chosen a frame rate, you replace the 5 seconds default with the reciprocal of the frame rate. For instance, if your animation is going to be 10 fps, the new length is 1/10 or 0.1 seconds. I usually type 0.07 for 15 fps, rounding up from 0.067. [/quote] 2) You don't need to install QuickTime. You just won't be able to render to .mov format. But it's fine since that's an Apple format and you're avoiding it. 3) I can get back to you with the settings I use to render to a high-quality but low file size .wmv format, the way I rendered back when I used to post to YouTube. The questions aren't dumb, and you'll probably enjoy Vegas, especially as you beome more experienced with it.[/quote] And whooosh just like that I got things settled. Cept the last one, but you said you would check up on that. But thank you.]]> https://bricksinmotion.com/forums/user/1263/ 2014-02-08T17:54:50Z https://bricksinmotion.com/forums/post/317726/#p317726 PREFERENCES menu and click the EDITING tab. On of the adjustable entries is “New Still Image Length (In Seconds)”. The default setting is 5 seconds. Now, if you remained at this setting, every frame of animation you insert into the timeline will be 5 seconds long. You have better things to do than resize every frame of animation, especially if you have thousands in total. So, if you have chosen a frame rate, you replace the 5 seconds default with the reciprocal of the frame rate. For instance, if your animation is going to be 10 fps, the new length is 1/10 or 0.1 seconds. I usually type 0.07 for 15 fps, rounding up from 0.067. [/quote] 2) You don't need to install QuickTime. You just won't be able to render to .mov format. But it's fine since that's an Apple format and you're avoiding it. 3) I can get back to you with the settings I use to render to a high-quality but low file size .wmv format, the way I rendered back when I used to post to YouTube. The questions aren't dumb, and you'll probably enjoy Vegas, especially as you beome more experienced with it.]]> https://bricksinmotion.com/forums/user/125690/ 2014-02-08T17:52:21Z https://bricksinmotion.com/forums/post/317724/#p317724 https://bricksinmotion.com/forums/user/1263/ 2014-02-08T17:36:50Z https://bricksinmotion.com/forums/post/317723/#p317723