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Vegas cuts off last few frames of video/audio from rendered video
Does anyone know how to deal with this? I don’t know if this usually happens or if I never notice it, but I just rendered a video in which someone is talking until almost the very last frame. It was about a 4 minute clip that I rendered in MP4, and the rendered video cuts off the last few frames.
I’m rendering the highlighted section only and have snapping on. I’m highlighting exactly what I need to. Any ideas? I lengthened the highlighted region by a few frames, which works, but is an annoying and unnecessary step.
Also, as a side issue, when I have video fade up from black as the starting point of my video, the rendered video will first show a frame of footage from right before the fade up if the clips are next to each other. Very annoying, and I missed it on a few videos I did for clients before posting them. The solution so far is to just move the clips apart on the timeline before rendering, but I wonder if this too has some fix that involves Vegas actually working properly.
I use Vegas 9 Pro.
Thanks.
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6 Replies
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[Angelo Mike] “I use Vegas 9 Pro.”
Sounds like a bug. Are you using the latest version of Vegas Pro 9.0e?
~jr
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Have you checked the rendered video using different video players? (WMP, VLC, Media Player Classic, QT)
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I have a similar problem wuth Vegas pro 10d.
The clip is about 20 seconds long. I rendered to a wmv file and the audio was complete.
https://www.vimeo.com/24673752
Then I replaced the video part to something else and rendered again to wmv (same settings). Then the last part of the audio was missing:
https://www.vimeo.com/24678487
I have repeated the rendering several times, rendering the whole project (20 seconds) or just rendering a selection (the same 20 seconds). Or even extended the project. But whatever I tried, always was the last part of the audio missing.
Theo
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I believe I have 9e. I just tried installing 9e to make sure, and it said that I already have Vegas Pro. So I guess that means that I have it.
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I’ve been playing videos with VLC Media player. I tried it with WMV and it plays fine, so I guess the video and audio are fine, it’s just VLC.
Has anyone else experienced this problem?
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Yes Angelo, I had the same problem with VLC.
That is why I don’t use it to check rendered videos.
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