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Insert a DVD or VHS in DVD/VHS Player and click stop. The DV Converter box needs to be set to AV and 16 bit. (first image)
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Open Computer from the start menu and open the User Work Disk (F:). (second image)
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In the User Work Disk create and name a folder with your name. (third image)
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Open Sony Vegas (Movie Studio) and close the Welcome screen. (first image)
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Select Project then Save As. Find your folder and enter a name for your Sony Vegas project. (second image)
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Select Project then Capture Video. In the new dialogue box select DV. Then Ok. (first image)
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You might get a "No capture folders are available..... Would you like to set up......setting now? Click Yes. The preferences - Disk Management tab will open. Deselect any drive box (C: or F:) and right click below it. Add a folder and locate/select your folder in the F: drive. Select the box and click apply and OK.
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Enter the name of your tape (movie) in the Verify Tape Name window. Select Don't capture any clips right now, Click Ok. (second image)
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Click the Capture Video button for a starting point. Click the stop button for an end point. Then Done and close the Sony Video Capture window.
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Click and drag clip down from Project Media tab to the timeline (Video). The audio will follow and relocate in the Voice. (first image)
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To trim the clip position the mouse at the beginning or end of clip. Wait for double sided arrow to appear, then click and push in. (second image)
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Or place the indicator line at the place you want to split the clip. You can use the arrow keys to move left or right to be precise. When ready press S to split. Select the unwanted clip and delete.
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Place your curser at the end of the clip, but above the Time Ruler. Click and drag to the front of the clip. A yellow band will appear for the length of the clip. You have now created a loop region. (first image)
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The program will only render in this loop region. Select Project then Render As. The output format will be Windows Media Video V11 (*wmv) 6mbps HD 720-30p. Enter a name for your clip and browse for your folder. (second image)
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For higher resolutions you can chose from the list.
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Last preview from the new dialogue box or open it from your folder.
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Congratulations! You just captured a clip with Sony Vegas.
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