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How to render 1920X1080 24fps progressive video
Hello
I purchased Sony Vegas Studio HD 11 because I bought a camcorder capable of shooting native 24p full hd video. I am now having great difficulty finding a way to render my edited video at full resolution (1920X1080) at 24fps progressive. I watch my rendered videos using Windows Media Player on my laptop and using a Micca m-play HD media player on my HDTV. At this point, it seems Vegas will only allow me to render 24p video at a lower resoltution (1440X1080 i think). If I want full resolution then I have to settle for interlaced video. I tried rendering with various bluray templates which gave me the gorgeous video I wanted but no audio (even though I clicked “include audio” in the custom settings.)
Is there a solution for me? It’s late, I’m tired, and I have been messing with this for a while, so it’s quite possible I am missing something simple.
I am just learning this video stuff so any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Jason
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3 Replies
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The reason the Blu-ray templates don’t have audio is because Blu-ray authoring programs like to work with separate video and audio streams so you are expected to render the audio separately as either stereo or 5.1 AC3. This is not what you want unless you really are creating a Blu-ray disc.
How do you plan on delivering this video? If it’s to your HD media player, use the Sony AVC codec with one of the “Internet…” templates. Use the Custom button to change the nearest template to 1920×1080 24p.
~jr
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Thanks John
I had not even considered the “internet” templates. I knew I was missing something simple.
Thank you very much for your response and patience with a newbie.
Jason
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[Jason Garrison] “Thank you very much for your response and patience with a newbie.”
You’re welcome. We were all newbies at some point. I’m glad I could help.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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