Sony vegas messed up colors

[link-011]

Ok so I've been using Sony Vegas for like a year now and recently my colors have been messing up. I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this but whenever I import something with the color blue all the blue in that slide will become black, everything with the color purple will turn red. I don't know what caused this problem but I need some help.

[Afro-Ninja]

this forum is for programming languages, not really 'using programs'

chances are you wont find much help here, I'd try googling your problem and/or looking for forums that deal specifically with video editing software.

[link-011]

At 7/10/09 07:28 PM, Afro-Ninja wrote: this forum is for programming languages, not really 'using programs'

chances are you wont find much help here, I'd try googling your problem and/or looking for forums that deal specifically with video editing software.

Well I tried that and cant get a solution, I thought I must have messed with some kind of script within the program. Oh whatever, fuck it.

[urbn]

I don't know anything about Vegas at all, but I know that photoshop has a colour type switcher (thingy ma bob) which changes between the different swatches. Does vegas have something like this?

[liaaaam]

At 7/10/09 08:09 PM, urbn wrote: I don't know anything about Vegas at all, but I know that photoshop has a colour type switcher (thingy ma bob) which changes between the different swatches. Does vegas have something like this?

I think it definitely sounds like something similar to that.. although it sounds like very extreme, rather than just raising contrast or something.. but almost definitely a colour settings problem, something to do with output modes or something.

Of course, googling for specific help with this software is advisable, or I'm sure there's customer support.

[link-011]

At 7/10/09 09:55 PM, liaaaam wrote: Of course, googling for specific help with this software is advisable, or I'm sure there's customer support.

I called Sony tech support and they couldn't help me D:

[bgraybr]

At 7/10/09 10:43 PM, link-011 wrote:

At 7/10/09 09:55 PM, liaaaam wrote: Of course, googling for specific help with this software is advisable, or I'm sure there's customer support.

I called Sony tech support and they couldn't help me D:

Have you tried reinstalling?

[link-011]

At 7/11/09 12:17 AM, bgraybr wrote:

At 7/10/09 10:43 PM, link-011 wrote:

At 7/10/09 09:55 PM, liaaaam wrote: Of course, googling for specific help with this software is advisable, or I'm sure there's customer support.

I called Sony tech support and they couldn't help me D:

Have you tried reinstalling?

I lost my CD key so reinstalling isn't an answer.

[adam2510]

ring up the tech support and tell them i have the cd but lost the cd key, ask them if they can send it to you again

[wreckages]

At 7/11/09 05:25 AM, adam2510 wrote: ring up the tech support and tell them i have the cd but lost the cd key, ask them if they can send it to you again

with the amount of piracy these days i doubt it'll be as easy as that without some sort of "proof of purchase"

perhaps the colour contrasts in Vegas have been messed around with and need to be reset

[Relish]

Use Adobe Premiere.

I've used Vegas and I've used Premiere and to be honest I find Premiere to be a much better program.