《1-17 Saving Windows Layouts》

Sony Vegas PRO – professional program for multitrack recording, editing and assembling video and audio streams. Tools contained in ‘Vegas Pro’, allow editing and processing in real-time formats, DV, AVCHD, HDV, SD / HD-SDI and XDCAM ?, a precise adjustment of audio, the creation of surround sound and dual-layer DVD. You can burn Blu-ray discs directly from timeline to preserve records in high quality. Creating a standard DVD with a sophisticated video, subtitles, multilingual menu and add comments there is no trouble. And Sony Vegas training DVD set is sure to get you up to speed quickly and boost your skill to the next level. Start with raw footage and end up with a great finished project that you publish on the Web or turn into a DVD or Blu-Ray disc. DVD Architect is covered too! Whether you are just getting started, have already learned the basics, or just need help deciding which version to get, this training set from Sony Vegas guru Gary Kleiner is a resource that you’ll be glad to have handy.

教程列表：

1-0 Introduction

1-1 Movie Studio vs. Pro

1-2 Updating Software

1-3 Opening Settings

1-4 Using Tracks

1-5 Renaming Tracks

1-6 Adding Media to Timeline

1-7 Rearranging Tracks

1-8 Changing Track Height

1-9 Empty Project Template

1-10 Saving Project

1-11 Creating Tracks

1-12 Event Thumbnail Settings

1-13 Zooming Timeline View

1-14 Setting Event Thumbnails

1-15 Windows Layouts

1-16 Adjusting Windows with Keyboard

1-17 Saving Windows Layouts

1-18 Undocking Windows

1-19 Zooming Timeline

1-20 Moving Timeline

1-21 Project Properties

1-22 Preview Settings

1-23 IMPORTING MEDIA

1-24 Capturing DV

1-25 Capturing HDV

1-26 Import From DVD

1-27 Import From CD

1-28 Import Image Sequence

1-29 Import Camcorder Files

1-30 Import From Windows Explorer

1-31 Can't See Video

1-32 Project Media Tab

1-33 Saving Project

1-35 Project Backup Files

1-34 Project Files

1-36 The Timeline

1-37 PlaybackStopPause

1-38 Center Timeline Over Curso

1-39 Frame-by-Frame

1-40 Playback using JK

1-41 Scrubbing

1-42 Time Selection

1-43 Delete Gaps

1-44 Splitting Events

1-45 Time Selection Review

1-46 Selecting Events

1-47 Delete Section of Event

1-48 Ignore Event Grouping

1-49 Select Events to End

1-50 Selection Edit Too

1-51 Grouping Events

1-52 Move Events with Keypad

2-0 Introduction

2-1 Trimming

2-2 Notches

2-3 Non-Destrcutive Editing

2-4 Split Editing

2-5 Quantize to Frames

2-6 Trim to Cursor

2-7 SplitTrim

2-8 Meat Grinder

2-9 Numeric Trim

2-10 The Trimmer

2-11 2-Point Edit

2-12 3-Point Edit

2-13 4-Point Edit

2-14 Fit to Fill

2-15 Subclips from Trimmer

2-16 Subclip from Timeline

2-17 Timelline Overwrite

2-18 Review of Trimming

2-19 Slipping Sliding

2-20 Moving Events

2-21 CopyPaste Events

2-22 Still Image from Video

2-23 Copy an Event Segment

2-24 Copy by Dragging

2-25 Syncing AV Pairs

2-26 Ripple

2-27 Post Ripple

2-28 Setting up Multiple Tracks

2-29 Cutaways

2-30 Stabilize

2-31 Text Direct toTimeline

2-32 Compositing

2-33 Event Buttons

2-34 Event Names

2-35 Multiple Audio Tracks

2-36 Minimize Track Height

2-37 Solo  Mute

2-38 True Solo

2-39 Markers and Regions

2-40 Ripple Markers

2-41 Jump to Marker

2-42 Regions

2-43 Move to Marker

2-44 Project Notes

2-45 Embed Markers and Regions

2-46 Promote Media Markers

2-47 Marker Restore Point

2-48 TRANSITIONS

2-49 Cinescore

2-50 Audio Fades

2-51 Audio Fade Envelope

2-52 Video Fades

2-53 Snap to Cursor

2-54 Text Fade In

2-55 TRANSITIONS

2-56 Event Transitions

2-57 Audio Crossfades

2-58 Video Crossfades

2-59 Crossfade with Keyboard

2-60 Sliding Transitions

2-61 Transitions Tab

2-62 RAM Render

2-63 Fix ChoppyPlayback

2-64 Reverse

2-65 Slo-Mo  Speed Changes

2-66 Velocity Envelopes

2-67 Speed Ramping

2-68 Set Speed Numerically