(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ok, so here's basically my problem. I have a hd pvr that I have on record the whole time I play incase I get something good. The only problem is when I do get something nice I'm left with a file 1Gb + in size.

3 Things .

1. Does sony vegas let me just crop a mp4 file leaving me with just the part I want which I can then edit? Also leaving me with a much smaller file saved on my computer

2. If thats possible will it effect the quality at all?

3. Can someody help me with a Vegas Pro crack because whenever I go to open the patch for it my anti-virus removes it and gives me the message ''...Successfully moved a trojan''

Thanks

Once I have it I can actually start doing some editing!

Please Quote Me!

Yes sony vegas can trim clips..

No the quality won't be affected

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So I just select vegas pro 9 (32 & 64), Click patch, seclect where I installed it and the plugins. Then generate the key a put it in?

Exactly =D

I don't know why it's not working :S
I downloaded the trial, selected sony vegas 9
clicked patch sony vegas
clicked shared plugins
Generated are replaced the start with 1R8 but still isn't working

Hmm.. There are LOADS of youtube tuts on this.. try them

I don't know what happened but I seem to have a unlimeted trial :S The end product is the same but not how it was meant to happen!

Ok, I had to wipe my computer completely and now I installed sony vegas againn I thought I had done the same as last time but now it says the trial has run out. Whenever I download a patcher from youtube my anti virus detects a trogen. Are they viruseS?

I had the same problems, it wouldnt let me patch it and found the keygen as a virus.

what i did is just temporarily disable my firewall and virus protection for 10mins and did it.

also i saw a couple vidoes and had problems selecting the shared plug in folder but fixed it by just clicking on the top folder when locating the shared plug ins folder :p

Mostv likely a false positive, almost ALL anti-virus programs detect patchers/keygens as trojans.