Décrochage Vidéo Sur Moniteur Externe.

Salut à tous,

Je lance un appel pour qu'un maximum d’utilisateurs de Vegas7 veuille bien faire ce test :

-Commencer un projet PAL.
-Activer le preview sur moniteur externe (OHCI ou Moniteur secondaire).
-Ouvrir dans le Trimmer un fichier dont les propriétés sont différentes du PAL ( que se soit pour la dimension, l’ordre de champs etc) : exemple un fichier PNG 800*600, voire même un média généré (faites l'essai avec plein de type de média).

Lorsque vous lancez la lecture dans le Trimmer, obtenez vous un décrochage vidéo sur le moniteur externe ? (flash bleu ou noir suivant les config).
Ce décrochage peut durer une ou deux secondes via l’OHCI (beaucoup moins via un moniteur secondaire).
La lecture depuis la Timeline ne pose pas de problème.

Merci de bien vouloir reporter ici le résultat de vos tests et les types de média avec lequel vous avez fait le test.

Cela fait des mois que j’ai reporté ce problème à Sony et il n’arrivent toujours pas à le reproduire. Je craque…

J’insiste donc sur le fait qu’il serait vraiment bien qu’un maximum de personnes fasse le test afin d’aider (inciter ) Sony à corriger ce bug.

Merci d’avance pour votre coopération.

Vegas 6.0b (build 115) Dispo

http://mediasoftware.sonypictures.com/down...ep2.asp?DID=579

Update Vegas 5.0b Build160

http://mediasoftware.sonypictures.com/down...ep2.asp?DID=496

Notable Changes/Fixes in Version 5.0b :

An Import audio at project tempo check box has been added to the Audio tab of the Preferences dialog. When this check box is selected, ACID loops are automatically stretched to match the project tempo (specified on the Ruler tab of the Project Properties dialog) when you add them to the timeline or preview from the Explorer window. When the check box is cleared, tempo information is ignored.
A bug has been fixed that caused the Explorer window to lose its Favorites settings if the list was too long. Favorites are now saved in the following file: C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Sony\Vegas\5.0\ExplorerFavorites.txt. The file is saved whenever you close the Explorer window or exit the application. You can copy the file to different computers or user accounts to migrate Favorites settings.
To see this file, you must have the Show hidden files and folders radio button selected on the View tab of the Folder Options Control Panel.
The Vegas Network Render Service no longer uses a unique installer. You can install Vegas software on up to three computers (your main editing computer and up to two renderers). You must use the same information (serial number and registration information) on all computers.
If you need to purchase additional licenses, please contact our Customer Service department.
You no longer need to save your project before using network rendering. Before network rendering begins, a copy of your project — in its current state — will be saved in the shared output folder for use by the renderers. This version will have all media paths remapped based on the Network Render Service file mappings.
The Vegas Network Render Service can now set file mappings automatically. Right-click the File Mappings tab and choose Auto-Fill File Mappings from the shortcut menu.
Markers for each MPEG elementary stream are now saved as an .sfl file.
The MPEG reader now correctly reads the first frame of MPEG files rendered by Vegas. This also corrects an off-by-one frame A/V sync problem when reading MPEG files.
You can now render QuickTime files with frame sizes up to 2048x2048. Previous versions of the QuickTime plug-in were limited to 800x600.
A bug has been fixed that prevented the Edit Details window from updating correctly when using the Select Events to End command.
A bug that could cause a crash when right-clicking with the Envelope tool in empty timeline space has been fixed.
The Video Preview window now updates correctly when using the arrow keys to nudge the selection box in the Event Pan/Crop dialog.
A bug has been fixed that prevented the Width and Height controls in the Event Pan/Crop dialog from handling pixel aspect ratio correctly.
A bug has been fixed that prevented the toolbars in the Event Pan/Crop window from drawing correctly in Windows XP SP2.
A bug that prevented Event Pan/Crop changes from invalidating prerendered video has been fixed.
A bug that prevented Hold keyframes from holding their settings has been fixed.
A bug has been fixed that prevented interaction between 3D tracks that were separated by an empty 2D track.
You can now move the selection box in the Track Motion window using the arrow keys on your keyboard.
Slow and fast keyframe types are now listed correctly in the Track Motion shortcut menu (slow and fast behaviors were reversed in previous Vegas 5 releases).
The Sync Cursor button in the Track Motion window now retains its setting when the window is closed and reopened.
A Sharp keyframe bug has been fixed in the Track Motion and Pan/Crop windows.
A bug has been fixed that prevented 2D glow on a parent track from being applied if the parent track contained no media or track motion.
A bug has been fixed that could cause a crash when adding 3D transitions to PAL media in a PAL project.
A bug has been fixed that caused video event effects to be added as track effects when dropped on the cursor.
Choosing Show Envelopes from the View menu lo longer toggles track keyframes.
A bug has been fixed that caused gapping when recording audio under specific conditions.
A bug that caused waveform gaps in temporary peaks during recording has been fixed.
A bug has been fixed that prevented adjustments to the Master Fader on the Mackie Control Universal from being applied to the master bus in the Vegas mixer.
You can now assign the F1 through F8 keys on the Mackie Control Universal to custom functions.
The Configure Mackie Control dialog (Preferences > External Control & Automation > double-click Mackie Control entry in Active control devices list) now includes an Emulated Mackie Control Device device type. You can use this mode to configure the Mackie Control Universal when the device is not connected or turned off, or you can configure another controller that emulates the Mackie Control Universal MIDI messages. Please refer to your device documentation for emulation information.
Simple transport SYSEX support has been added for generic MIDI controllers to allow you to configure transport functions on a generic controller. Note that generic SYSEX support is not included.

Infos Sur Vegas 5 Et Dvd-a 2

Quelques infos commencent enfin à sortir sur la prochaine version de Vegas :
http://news.sel.sony.com/pressrelease/4483

En vrac pour Vegas 5 :
The latest version of the Vegas software increases its functionality with even more sophisticated features, including 3D planar motion, film-style 5.1 surround panning, external control surface support, Loops for ACID ™ "loop property" recognition, customizable keyboard mapping, real-time event reverse, network rendering, Sony DSR-DU1 and DSR-DR1000 disc recorder support, J-H3 HDCAM player support and much more.

Pour DVD-A 2:
New features in the DVD Architect 2 software include: subtitle and alternate audio track support, enhanced disk optimization tools, external monitor previews, support for 24P DVD encoding and much more.

Update 4.0d build 205

Dispo depuis quelques jours sur le site de SoFo :
http://www.sonicfoundry.com/download/step2.asp?DID=447


Bug fixes include:


A bug that caused the Flange and Chorus plug-ins to ignore panning on input has been fixed.

A bug has been fixed that allowed effect automation envelopes to be modified from the Audio Plug-In dialog even when automation was not enabled for the plug-in.

A bug that could cause audio drop-outs during crossfades under certain circumstances has been fixed.

A record meter drawing bug has been fixed.

A bug that caused the Mixer window to disappear when inserting effects has been fixed.

An audio recording bug with 24 kHz/16 bit mLan ASIO devices has been fixed.

A bug that prevented use of Digidesign cards using wave drivers has been fixed.

An MAudio USB ASIO driver exception bug has been fixed.

A bug that could cause buffer overruns during recording with wave or ASIO drivers has been fixed.

Big Endian support for ASIO drivers has been added.

A number of user-reported record latency offset issues exhibited with some sound cards have been fixed.

A bug that prevented saving of user-specified record latency offset values has been fixed.

A Direct Sound Surround Mapper 24-bit recording bug has been fixed.

A Direct Sound Surround Mapper record offset bug has been fixed.

A change in the bit rate display of the Windows Media 9 Custom Settings dialog now correctly matches the internal save format of the settings.

A bug that caused a crash when using the numeric keypad to edit locked events has been fixed.

A bug has been fixed that could cause Vegas to crash when editing a copy of a generated-media event.

A bug that caused segmented .avi renders to fail on disks formatted as FAT32 has been fixed.

A bug has been fixed that prevented large .avi files generated by some third-party applications from loading correctly.

A bug in the Gaussian Blur plug-in that caused a brightness drop in the zero setting has been fixed.

A bug has been fixed that prevented the Ignore Event Grouping command from displaying a check mark when selected.

A keyframe row selection bug has been fixed.

A QuickTime filename bug that prevented rendering under some conditions has been fixed.

The scrollbar repeat delay and rate now match standard Windows scrollbars (which are based on your mouse double-click speed).

Numerous scripting enhancements and fixes have been added. Please see the sample scripts and scripting API and Sonic Foundry scripting forum for details.