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Upgdate Vegas 6.0c :

http://www.sonymediasoftware.com/dow...p2.asp?DID=579



Notable Fixes/Changes in Version 6.0c

• You can now import video from a DVD Camcorder disc. From the File menu, choose Import, and then choose DVD Camcorder Disc. Standard and VR-mode discs are supported. Please see Known Issues for additional information.
• You can now export AVC (also called H.264 or MPEG-4 AVC) video to a USB-connected PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable). From the Tools menu, choose Export to PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable).
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  NOTE: PSP firmware version 2.0 is required to use this feature. To check your firmware version, choose Settings > System Settings > System Information. For the latest firmware, go to http://us.playstation.com (in the United States) or http://www.playstation.com (outside the United States).
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  QuickTime 7 is required to preview AVC video on your computer.
• A full-resolution MXF reader for XDCAM has been added to allow you to use MXF files on the Vegas timeline.
• Changes have been made to improve importing speed and memory handling when working with AAF files.
• Track-based audio gain and panning are preserved (keyframes are not supported) when saving or importing AAF files. When exchanging AAF files with another application, refer to its documentation to determine whether audio gain and panning changes are supported.
• A bug that affected rendering and reading of large AIF files has been fixed: 16-bit, 44.1 kHz stereo AIF renders are now limited to approximately 03:22:53 of audio (536,870,909 samples); 24 bit, 96 kHz stereo renders are now limited to approximately 01:02:08 of audio (357,913,940 samples); the largest file that can be rendered as AIF is approximately 2GB in size. Vegas 6.0c will continue to load files created with previous releases that exceed these limits, though other applications may fail to load them.
• A bug has been fixed that caused some AVI and MPEG files to be improperly identified as AAF files.
• A bug has been fixed that caused some AAF files to be improperly identified as MP3 files.
• A bug has been fixed that could cause the Media Manager to crash when performing some editing operations if the Save media-usage relationships in active media library check box on the General page of the Preferences dialog was selected.
• A bug has been fixed that could prevent snapping to the ends of media when trimming event.
• The Ctrl+K caption-placement keyboard shortcut in the Edit Details window has been fixed.
• A bug has been fixed that caused still-image sequences to be replaced with a single still image when replacing media.
• A video rendering issue that occurred when using many high-resolution still images of different sizes has been fixed.
• The CineForm CFHD codec has been updated for rendering HD intermediate files.
• An issue that prevented certain media video properties from switching when relinking to offline media has been fixed.
• A "Reverse" icon has been added to identify reversed events.
• Multimedia keys now pass-through to Windows if they are not assigned in the Vegas Keyboard Preferences tab.
• Issues with regional decimal separator characters in the Audio Event Properties dialog Time stretch / Pitch shift section have been fixed.

Update DVD-A 3.0c

http://www.sonymediasoftware.com/dow...p2.asp?DID=575



Notable Fixes/Changes in Version 3.0c

• A bug has been fixed that caused layers to be flattened when pasting attributes of buttons created from layered .psd files.
• A bug has been fixed that caused theme exporting to fail when overwriting an existing theme.
• A bug has been fixed that could cause a crash when deleting files from the Project Overview window with a track selected in the Timeline window.
• A bug has been fixed that could prevent some DVD Architect projects from opening.
• A bug has been fixed that could cause button images to be displayed incorrectly after replacing individual images with layers from a PSD file.
• An Enable progressive render of DVD menus check box has been added to the General tab of the Preferences dialog:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  When the check box is selected, all noncompliant menus in your project will be rendered as progressive-scan video.

When the check box is cleared, all noncompliant menus in your project will be rendered as interlaced video.

If you use a background video in your menus, we recommend rendering the video in progressive-scan format before adding it to your project and leaving the Enable progressive render of DVD menus check box selected. Progressive-scan menus will provide the sharpest-looking text and highest level of DVD player compatibility.

Note: Some DVD players will not display the last frame of a menu correctly when using interlaced background video.

If you change the setting of this check box after preparing your project, the change will not take effect until you clear the Enable smart prepare check box.

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