Instant Vegas Movie Studio +DVD
Author: Douglas Spotted Eagl
Get to work fast with carefully detailed screenshots and step-by-step directions that illustrate the most-used features of Vegas Movie Studio software in a concise, time-efficient way. Learn how to navigate the interface and perform the essential tasks, from editing video and audio to compositing and outputting.
As a learning tool or a handy reference-this guide is packed with useful, accessible information for novice and experienced users alike. Beginners get a no-fluff introduction to the intelligent use of Vegas Movie Studio, while more experienced users get real-world examples and creative suggestions for producing better projects. VEG files related to projects found in this book may be downloaded from the VASST Web site.
Douglas Spotted Eagle is an award-winning performer, music producer, and videographer. He is the author of Vegas 6 Editing Workshop among many books, and the host of two web sites for users of Vegas and related products.
John J. Rofrano is a musician, vocalist, songwriter, videographer and software architect. He is the author of the Instant ACID book, tutorials on Sony Vegas, and moderates the ACID and Sony Scripting forum at Digital Media Network site. More information can be found at his web site.
What People Are Saying
Dave Chaimson
"Sony Media Software is pleased to have such talented producers creating training materials for our customers. If you have an interest in learning about the Vegas program, this book will be an invaluable resource, helping you find out about the most important features in an instant. Enjoy!"
—vice-president, sales and marketing, Sony Media Software
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iSeries/i5 Primer: Concepts and Techniques for Programmers, Administrators, and System Operators
Author: Holt
This comprehensive, 35-chapter book is the ultimate resource and a "must-have" for every professional working with the i5/iSeries. It is perfect for novice and intermediate programmers as well as for system administrators and operators. In simple, straightforward style, the authors explain core i5/iSeries concepts and show you step by step how to perform a wide variety of essential functions.
The book includes sections on installation, operations, administration, system architecture, programming, the Internet, and troubleshooting. These sections are organized in free-standing style so you don’t have to read the book from cover to cover or even sequentially; you can reference the chapters that interest you most, skip some, and jump back and forth as needed. It even contains a helpful glossary to act as a fast reference for all the terms you need to know.
Completely updated through i5/OS V5, the fourth edition of this best-selling book contains page after page of information covering RPG IV and Java programming, system values, database and SQL, important system security information, the i5/iSeries as an Internet server, and much more. You’ll learn the essential technical concepts you need to get up to speed on all areas of the i5/iSeries, and your increased understanding of the i5/iSeries will boost your productivity.
Even if you have a previous edition of this book, you'll want to get this new edition with all of the V5 update and brand new topics like:
• iSeries Navigator
• Java
• SQL
• iSeries Access
• HTTP Server
• Qshell
• Client/Server and TCP/IP
• Client Access
Thisbook is a learning tool and valuable reference you will use for years to come. As one satisfied reader put it, "If you could own only one i5/iSeries book, this would be it."
With IBM i5/iSeries Primer, Fourth Edition you will:
• Learn how to install an i5 server
• Gain a comprehensive knowledge of i5/iSeries operations
• Understand libraries, objects, library lists, and everything you need to know about files
• Be able to configure a system
• Explore programming basics, including how to use utilities, journaling, and commitment control
• Discover what to do in case of trouble, how to request help from IBM, how to report problems, and how to manage PTFs
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