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Well, that's too bad, then. I don't know if there are any inexpensive software solutions for you.

I apologize if this is not welcome on the board, Stephan. Delete it if not. I have recently upgraded to Vegas Pro 10 and am selling my license for Vegas Pro 9 Suite for $140US. The suite includes Sony Vegas 9 and DVD Architect 5.0. This is the Professional version which has many upgrades over VMS Pl...

You can use the free VirtualDub with the Deshaker plugin to stabilize that video. Also, there is a Deshaker script for Sony Vegas 9 and below. The new Sony Vegas 10 has a deshaker FX built in.

Hi Doughie. Yeah I've been busy for a while now over at my site. But, it looks like you guys got a nice new site to take care of the SHDVI mavens. I have some suggestions for color grading. First, turn on 32 bit color in Vegas. If at all possible, transcode the event video that you are grading into ...

I've been using Sony Vegas since version 3 (around 2003). Am now using Vegas Pro 9 but will upgrade to Vegas 10 in the near future while it is still $139.99 for users upgrading from previous Pro versions. Vegas software is known for being codec agnostic...it will ingest and process almost anything. ...

I want to point out to the administrator/mods that the date posted on the SonyHDVInfo page as its date of creation is incorrect. It was launched in 2004, not 1994. MiniDV was not even introduced until 1998. I, along with Kerr (Avon) Cook had sister sites dedicated to specific camcorder makers at the...