The best option would be able to do this in Vegas without putting things on the timeline but if anyone had any recommendations for an external program that would allow saving subclips to files without rerendering that would also be an option. I also have Movavi and that seems to be an option to accomplish it with an external program but it doesn't show the audio wave form so it's much more difficult to locate the exact spots that are usable. I get a warning saying it won't trim the footage to preserve quality. I've tried saving the Vegas project to a new folder and I've selected the copy media with the trim option but it doesn't work. I want disregard all unusable footage to save hard drive space. As an example, it may take me 10 minutes of recording to get one minute of video and audio I can use. MOV files and Presonus Studio One to record Video and Audio for some guitar lesson videos. Is there a way to save subclips to new files without going through the process of putting them on the timeline and re-rendering them. some kind of audio cues in the preview window.I'm in the latest version of Vegas Pro 18.Lower things in the timeline appear on top of other things. if we run into more memory topping out issues, we can try out segment muxer (or possibly do it by hand).improve preview time by seeking inputs right to the desired frame.cancel previous render when file is changed.when showing preview, hint with the next keyframe (not really helpful actually).trim.stop_total where stop is performed against total time.
add -pix_fmt yuv420p to get better compatability.cache some of the font asset creation work.file: './something-really-long.mp4 ' id: 'BACKGROUND_VIDEO ' # you can specify an id for the timeline below speed: '50% ' # slow down or speed up a video trim: Offset: '12px ' # regular pixel inputs are also accepted most places align: 'right ' # snap this clip to the righthand side crop: # sometimes you may want to crop a clip, this is also optional left: '10% ' file: './another-clip.mp4 ' layout: # use the layout field to position and size the clip in the output width: '50% ' # lots of fields can accept percentages of the total size of the output x: # specify clips in an array, the only field necessary is 'file' I am trying to trim a video that is 75 GB size and 1 hour and 28 minutes long.
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