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Sony Vegas: Limit Files Displayed in Open Dialog

Robert Carreno — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 20:08:16 +0000

You can limit the files displayed in the open dialog to quickly access particular file types. In the dialog window, simply choose a file type to display in the Files of type area. For example, if I only wanted to view all the Vegas Project Files (.veg) I can choose that from the list of file types and only view those files.

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Sony Vegas: Fit Project in Timeline

Robert Carreno — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 22:15:38 +0000

To fit your entire project within the Timeline window, Double-Click the Horizontal and Vertical Scroll Bars. Double-Clicking the Vertical scroll bar will zoom the project out so as many tracks possible will be displayed. Double-Clicking the Horizontal scroll bar will zoom out so that the entire length of the project will display.

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Sony Vegas: Full Timeline View

Robert Carreno — Fri, 15 Jun 2012 11:49:17 +0000

Whether you’re working on a small screen or large screen, sometimes you might still want to fully expand the timeline to view all your edits and tracks. If you press F11 on your keyboard, this will hide everything but the timeline. Still not enough? Press Ctrl+F11 and this will hide everything along with the track header area on the left. The timeline now occupies the entire Sony Vegas Pro window. Press Ctrl+F11 to reset everything back to normal.

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Sony Vegas: Bypass Video Effects

Robert Carreno — Thu, 07 Jun 2012 05:09:13 +0000

Are all those video effects added to your clips making playback choppy? Try turning them off by temporarily bypassing all video effects while previewing your video. Simply hit the Split-Screen View button in the Video Preview Window and in the down arrow, click Select All. The other options in the down arrow, “Select left/right half” are useful when matching colors between clips or helping you decide which effect works best.

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