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sony vegas i think is on torrents...
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check out the piratebay .org for software,
read the comments beforehand, you dont want any virusesComment
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Damn so I should have never used windows movie maker... Alright thanks for the tips guys. This was the help I was looking for. What program do you think i should use that has the most freedom in options, but still remains user friendly?Comment
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..Well I went through with Windows movie maker and when i went back to try to cut the audio from the song and raise the volume for the vid for 10 secs, then switch back to the original audio levels, I realized you can't do this with this basic ass flawed program. I kept asking people that used thsi if I could DEFINITELY do this and they all agreed that i could. I keep trying new **** to see if I was wrong, BUT IT'S HARD TO TELL WHEN THIS MOTHER****ER FREEZES AND CLOSES EVERYTIME I USE A NEW OPTION. Now I gotta start from scratch with a new program...
Does anyone know a free program that I can DEFINITELY use several video clips muted while playing a song in the background... then like halfway into it lower the audio for the background music, and at the same time raise the volume for the video clip, then cut back to the original audio settings after like 8 seconds, and maybe then do it again a couple minutes later in the clip?Comment
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Goddamn now I'm using the Sony Vegas 7 trial version. I am suddenly realizing how overwhelming it is to restart this vid from the beginning on a new program that I don't fully understand. For the love of god, is there ANY way to fade out the volume in the audio track, then fade in the volume of my video track, then cut back to the audio clip and re-mute the vid?? I was so close to finishing until this **** came up..Comment
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Windows Movie Maker is possibly the easiest program know to man
(Excluding MS Paint)
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Thank you captain *******! I know this, but I can't seem to figure out how to turn the volume for the vid back up, without raising the volume for the entire movie. Everytime I try a new option, the damn thing freezes and closes on me. It's ****ing frustrating. If it's so damn easy, surely you know the answer. It can be done right?Originally posted by T-97 View PostWindows Movie Maker is possibly the easiest program know to man (Excluding MS Paint)Comment
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No problemOriginally posted by Spiegelo View Post
You need it so on the layers you have:Originally posted by Spiegelo View Post
Video
Transition
Audio
Audio/Music
Title Overlay
Right click the part of the Audio track you want to make louder and chose "Volume", then set how loud you want that clip. To get the Audio track up, click the little "+" box next to "Video" and it will appear.Comment
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No I get how to make the volume lower/louder for the audio track. I just divided it into several different clips and lowerd it for the individual ones and raised it to help make the transisition somewhat smoother, my problem is how to change the volume of the video clip at the same time. For the volume on the video clip (that plays simultaneously with the audio clip), I can't seem to change the volume for each clip like I can the audio, everytime I try it simply changes ALL the video clips instead of letting me mute some, and then have some volume for others.Originally posted by T-97 View PostNo problem
You need it so on the layers you have:
Video
Transition
Audio
Audio/Music
Title Overlay
Right click the part of the Audio track you want to make louder and chose "Volume", then set how loud you want that clip. To get the Audio track up, click the little "+" box next to "Video" and it will appear.Comment
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What I just said, Click the "+" box next to "Video", so you get the Video part in 3 sections:Originally posted by Spiegelo View Post
Video, Tranistion and Audio (NOT Audio/Music), Split the video clip where you want. Right click that section if Audio (From the line named "Audio" which you get by clicking the "+" box next to "Video") go to "Volume" and set what Volume you want and so on.
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