- #NEW BLUE TITLER PRO 4 NOT WORKING IN VEGAS PRO 14 GENERATOR#
- #NEW BLUE TITLER PRO 4 NOT WORKING IN VEGAS PRO 14 UPGRADE#
NBFX TP5 in Vegas Pro 15 Suite can be overlayed onto a video (it is listed in Video FX tab) or placed on the timeline all by itself (Media Generator tab).
I just hope one day they'll get it right so these plugins can really shine. See, I'm happy to have TP5 within VS, I really am! But it could be so much more and I really don't see why us users/customers shouldn't ask for a better integration, which absolutely is possible. That leads me to ask: Why is this the case? they can be added as overlay), just not in VS. AFAIK most of the plugins you mentioned work as you said in other applications (e.g. Actually I'm using the technique you described (cutting the base clip and then adding TP5 on one of it) which is good, but it could be more flexible if they had done it properly. Sure a lot of plugins have their issues within VS, but this shouldn't prevent Corel from properly integrating these instead of just slapping them on VS as just another selling point. I've learned my way around the limitations of VS, same as you did and wouldn't want to switch to another editor as I've become used to the workflow of VS.
#NEW BLUE TITLER PRO 4 NOT WORKING IN VEGAS PRO 14 UPGRADE#
I didn't made every upgrade since then, but most (since X7 I made every upgrade IIRC). NET CLR.I'm using VS since back in the days when it was Ulead VideoStudio. Unfortunately those exceptions (EEMessageExcception) is too generic to tell what's going on, but something's going wrong inside the. If you don't follow what I'm trying to explain, I guess I could make up a sample vid.įirst-chance exception at 0x000007fefcddb3dd in MovieStudioPlatinum130.exe: Microsoft C++ exception: EEMessageException * _ptr64 at memory location 0x0029c920.įirst-chance exception at 0x000007fefcddb3dd in MovieStudioPlatinum130.exe: 0圎0434352: 0xe0434352.įirst-chance exception at 0x000007fefcddb3dd in MovieStudioPlatinum130.exe: Microsoft C++ exception: EEMessageException * _ptr64 at memory location 0x0029cd20.įirst-chance exception at 0x000007fefcddb3dd in MovieStudioPlatinum130.exe: Microsoft C++ exception: EEMessageException * _ptr64 at memory location 0x0029d380.įirst-chance exception at 0x000007fefcddb3dd in MovieStudioPlatinum130.exe: Microsoft C++ exception: EEMessageException * _ptr64 at memory location 0x0029cb60.įirst-chance exception at 0x000007fefcddb3dd in MovieStudioPlatinum130.exe: Microsoft C++ exception: at memory location 0x00000000. * If need be, I can select my text-blub, copy-&-paste it onto a different part and edit it accordingly. * If I want to make changes to it, I go to the text-blurb on the text-track and click on the Generated Media icon button (the one on the text-blurb). * Once I'm happy with the changes I can then close the text editing window. I can also move / reposistion the text-blub on the video preveiw window too if I like. * I can then make whatever changes I like to the text message, font, size, color, animation type, etc. * I move the tracks editing cursor somewhere over top of the text blurb on the text track so I can see it ok in the preview video. * I move the text editing window a bit to one side so I can have a better view of things and the video preview. This will place a default and 5 seconds-long text-blurb on the text track (it will read "Sample Text") and the tracks editing cursor is then moved at the end of that. * From the top menu-bar I go to Insert then choose Text Media. * Click on the Text track to select it (on the left it will be highlighted in blue to show that's the currently selected track). I tend to add text in a bit of a different method than you
You might be getting "dupicates" layered over top of each other without realizing it, or somehow it's reselecting and reverting to the default.
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