
Capture, Import, and ExportVegas Pro 9 software has extensive capture, import, and export support for video and audio. With the Vegas Pro 9 collection you can efficiently edit and process DV, AVCHD, HDV, SD/HD-SDI, and all XDCAM™ formats in real time, fine-tune audio with precision, and author surround sound, dual-layer DVDs.
DV Capture and Print-To-Tape ToolsCapture DV from a variety of sources with automatic scene detection, batch capture, tape logging, media bins and thumbnail previews. Print projects to DV tape directly from the Vegas Pro timeline with NTSC or PAL color bars, tone, and source file or timeline timecode windows.
Support for Gigapixel-Size Pictures New!With Vegas Pro 9 software you can pan, scan, and crop extremely large images to create a movie sequence while maintaining HD resolution. Vegas Pro 9 software also supports video stills from professional-level camcorders and still cameras that take stitch multiple pictures together to form a large single image.
Capture to MXF from SD/HD-SDI Devices New!Take legacy HDCAM or DVCPRO 100 video tapes or live feeds and convert them to MPEG-2 files conforming to the MXF standard. Use these files in Vegas Pro software immediately or store them on a server for future use. The Sony MXF file format is roughly one-fourth the bit rate of other HD compression technologies such as Avid DNxHD or Apple ProRes, making it more efficient for hard drive storage. Despite its small file size, a MXF file can still produce a beautiful 4:2:2 image at a full 1920x1080 raster. Supported Devices
Open and Edit RED ONE™ Files on the Timeline New!Vegas Pro 9 software has advanced support for 4K workflows, including support for RED ONE™ files.
Premium Encoding ToolsVegas Pro 9 software has high-quality 2-pass VBR MPEG-2 encoding for DVD, broadcast, and other delivery targets. The high-quality DV codec delivers pristine colors, incredibly sharp images, artifact-free compositing and unparalleled recompression quality.
BWF Import with Multichannel SupportVegas Pro 9 can import and arrange multichannel Broadcast Wave files. These files are used by field/hard disc recorders such as Nagra, Sound Devices, Mackie, and Tascam. The field record is the target audience for this feature. Vegas Pro 9 provides a workflow by recognizing time-stamp information on multichannel files and working well with these filed recorders.
Updated Sony AVC Rendering Templates New!Vegas Pro 9 software includes several new templates for rendering to formats supported by online video sharing sites such as YouTube™. The new templates include Internet 4:3 SD 30p, Internet 4:3 SD 25p, Internet 16:9 HD 30p, and Internet 16:9 HD 25p.
ATRAC 3 In/OutVegas Pro 9 software is one of the few tools that can edit Atrac files and encode to a file format used by many Sony devices such as mp3 players, NET-MD players, and HI-MD players.
Import from DVD Camcorder DiscVegas Pro 9 can directly import stereo and 5.1 surround audio from Sony DVD Handycam camcorders directly to the timeline for editing. This feature is targeted for "traditional" consumers by providing an easy method to acquire and edit Handycam footage. In addition, Handycam footage that takes advantage of 5.1 audio recording can be imported and edited natively on the timeline.
Multichannel SDI CaptureCapture via SDI (Serial Digital Interface) multichannel audio. Vegas can now import multichannel audio from pro cameras and decks over SDI. Further, Vegas Pro 9 software can treat audio files from these sources as logical grouped events.
Option for No Audio Proxy Pre-Render for Print-To-TapeOn faster PCs Vegas software can now print to tape without creating an audio proxy.
VideoCD and Multimedia CD BurningBurn your Vegas project directly to VideoCD for playback on most DVD players, multimedia CD for playback on your computer's CD-ROM, and take your project with you.
Red Book Audio CD ProductionMaster and burn Red Book Audio CD pre-masters suitable for professional replication directly from the Vegas timeline, with ISRC, UPC, and PQ list support.
Application Scripting for Task AutomationAutomate repetitive processes with editable scripts*. Create user-customizable scripts for batch rendering, still image export, timecode export, XML-based project export and see how Vegas scripting can optimize your workflow.
Windows Media 9 Series Support, Including Surround EncodingVegas 9 software supports Windows Media® Audio 9 file format, providing users with high-quality, low bitrate compression options, including lossless, CBR, VBR and 5.1 surround audio.
Supports Windows Media® and RealMedia® CommandsInsert metadata command markers to launch Web sites during media file playback, display captions and more. Use the Preview in Player feature to play back and preview a project using the target media player.
Exports Chapter Markers and Subtitles to DVD Architect ProSoftware
Vegas Pro 9 chapter markers can be imported into DVD Architect Pro 5 software as chapter points for quick scene creation. Named Vegas regions can be exported as a text file, and then imported into DVD Architect Pro software as frame-accurate subtitles.
Supported File Formats
*Windows® XP operating system or Microsoft .NET connection software required for application scripting. **Vegas Pro 9 software includes Windows Media™ 9 Series 5.1 encoding support. 5.1 Dolby Digital AC-3 encoding is also supported, but requires the Sony Creative Software AC-3 encoding plug-in which is included in the Vegas Pro 9 collection.
Supported SDI Video Capture Devices for Vegas ProThe following list provides information about SDI devices that have been tested with Vegas Pro. Devices that are not listed are not supported. If you need to test your hardware with Vegas Pro, you can download a trial of the software here. We continue to evaluate new hardware, and this page will be updated as new devices are tested. If you don't see your device listed, please contact customer service for assistance. Please note that many variables contribute to your system performance. This information is provided to help you choose hardware that is appropriate for specific workflows; it cannot guarantee a level of performance for all computers.
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