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CHP. 4 CREATING A PROJECT
CHAPTER
29
Creating a Project
This chapter will guide you through the basics of creating a new multimedia project-from finding just the
right media to saving your project to a file that you can share with the world. For information on more
advanced features and techniques in Vegas® Movie Studio™ software, please refer to the Vegas Movie
Studio online help file, accessible from the
Help menu.
Starting a new project
Using Vegas Movie Studio software, your multimedia productions can be as simple or as complex as you’d
like, including many video clips, takes, voiceovers, music beds, and special effects. Organization of these
components is an important piece of the creation process. In Vegas Movie Studio software, organization is
handled by a small project file (*.vf) that saves the relevant information about source file locations, edits,
cuts, insertion points, transitions, and special effects. This project file is not a multimedia file, but is instead
used to create the final file when your editing is finished.
The greatest advantage of working with projects is not the organizational benefits, but the fact that you are
working on and editing a project file, and not the original source files. When you copy, cut, paste, trim, and
otherwise edit your movie, the process is nondestructive. You can edit without worrying about changing or
corrupting your source files. This not only gives you a strong sense of security, but it also gives you the
freedom to experiment.
Creating a new project file
1.
From the File menu, choose New Project. The New Project wizard displays. The first time you run the
program, a new project will automatically be started for you. This wizard assists you in choosing the
appropriate properties for the project you’re creating.
2.
Enter a project name and project path (the location where new media files will be saved), and click the
Next button.
3.
To match the project properties of an existing media file, select the Make my project settings match this
media file
check box, and enter (or browse to) the location of the media file. Vegas Movie Studio software
will automatically detect the frame size, frame rate, pixel aspect ratio, and field order of the specified file
and set the project settings to match. To specify your own settings, leave the check box blank. When you
are finished, click the
Next button.
4.
Choose the appropriate video output standard and click the Next button.
5.
If you know the output media format you plan to use for your project, choose the appropriate option from
the drop-down menu. If you don’t know, select the
I’m not sure yet, I will choose later option. You can always
choose (or change) your output format once you’re finished editing your project. Click the
Next button.
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