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Adding frames at the end of rendered video
I have rendered a feature film in DnxHD (Vegas 12) and when I drop the finished film onto a new timeline I notice at he video is over 300th of a frame longer than the original timeline video.
The audio is rendered separately and does not have the same issue. It is the exact length as the original. It’s just the video and I have tried different render formats too with the same result.
Because I am sending the film off for DCP output it has been suggested that the audio and video should be the exact same length. Is this a problem and can it be fixed? Thanks.
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4 Replies
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Do you have Quantize to Frames on in your project? That’s the only thing I can think of.
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Have you used PluralEyes to sync your video? I think that PluralEyes can throw it off and has to be moved to hit the mark on the frame mark before you start editing.
Roger Bansemer – PaintingAndTravel.com
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Thanks. I will look into that, it could be something. I think maybe frame rates may be an issue. the video has a mix of 24p and 23.9p native footage so when rendered on a 24p timeline something seems to go wrong. Or it could just be another vegas 12 bug. The list of bugs are endless tbh.
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Hi Roger, thanks for the reply. No I don’t use anything to sync up.
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