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Wonderful guide thanks! I want to ask a more general question...I was wondering if there are anymore effects for Vegas outside of the standard built-in ones that come with the program. At my college they use Premiere Pro and they have 3rd party plugins that have some really cool effects, I was wonde...

Oh btw DVD-R's are the best media to use when your trying to get stuff to play in DVD players. That depends entirely on the DVD player. I'm sure there are plenty still in use that will play DVD+Rs but not DVD-Rs. :? http://www.videohelp.com/dvdplayers Then look up your DVD player... I will say howe...

Might want to try this... Test your ram using memtest86 I had a simpler problem like this long time ago. Only difference it wasnt with encoding video it was during playing a game. One of my sticks of ram went bad. Memtest86 confirmed a bad stick of ram then all I had to do was pull out the bad stick...

I LOVE ConvertXtoDVD for putting Xvid onto DVD. It's very user friendly and quality is great. It even supports AVS files so your able to put in blocks for television overscan so subtitles do not get cut off. Other then that... like the previous person said. Burn at slow speeds whats the difference 2...

Oh nvm I tried the AviSynth method instead and it worked flawlessly in VDubMod thanks! Now off to grabbing clips!

Firstly, you'll want to use an editable codec for your converted files (Huffyuv, Lagarith, Uncompressed AVI). Vegas and other editing software do not like using AVI video encoded with codecs like XviD, DivX, H.264, etc. If you are lucky, the MKV will open directly into VirtualDubMod. If not, you'll...

I think you can apply the slow or increase effect multiple times in movie maker but thats about it.