I'm a long-time user but dammed if I can figure this out and it's certainly not referenced in help.
I have a custom project set to DCI Compliant widescreen scope 2048 x 858 (which I must have). I bring in 1920 x 1080 HD clip and want it set at 1:1 pixel scaling by default. Then apply the 107% scale to get to scope with and vertical crop for composition.
Note this must be exact 1:1 to the sub-pixel. Not a scale of any kind.
This is a zero step process in AE - you drag a HD clip into a scope project and it does it by default. But Vegas defaults the clip to fit the vertical height and defaults a crop to width. First, I don't want to deal with track motion scaling - but even if I did, it has not "turned off default state" either so not sure that can even be done there without a decimal point error.
Because of the VFX plates going back and forth from AE to Vegas, I need Vegas to not "fix" the clip when placing it so that every pixel isn the 2048 x 858 frame is exactly the same as AE - but I can find no way to make that happen. Hopefully, I'm overlooking something stupid.
I have a custom project set to DCI Compliant widescreen scope 2048 x 858 (which I must have). I bring in 1920 x 1080 HD clip and want it set at 1:1 pixel scaling by default. Then apply the 107% scale to get to scope with and vertical crop for composition.
Note this must be exact 1:1 to the sub-pixel. Not a scale of any kind.
This is a zero step process in AE - you drag a HD clip into a scope project and it does it by default. But Vegas defaults the clip to fit the vertical height and defaults a crop to width. First, I don't want to deal with track motion scaling - but even if I did, it has not "turned off default state" either so not sure that can even be done there without a decimal point error.
Because of the VFX plates going back and forth from AE to Vegas, I need Vegas to not "fix" the clip when placing it so that every pixel isn the 2048 x 858 frame is exactly the same as AE - but I can find no way to make that happen. Hopefully, I'm overlooking something stupid.