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Big Problem
Everytime I attempt to render the video this happens all the way through. Thoughts?
*Works fine in PP, was just trying Vegas*
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8 Replies
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First question is: Although it looks like that when rendering,
Does the final render looks ok?
Could be a GPU issue, disable the GPU in Vegas and lets know
if it goes away.Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Film Editor & Compositor.
Filmex Creative Media.
https://www.facebook.com/FilmexCreativeMedia
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Hello.
The output is the same, and I tried it with GPU acceleration off and it’s the same.
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Give all the details. What codec is the footage? Have you edited such footage before and rendered it? What are your render settings? What are you delivering to?
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Yep, Full info?
Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Film Editor & Compositor.
Filmex Creative Media.
https://www.facebook.com/FilmexCreativeMedia
1-876-461-9019 -
The recorded footage is uncompressed AVI from FRAPS – “Fraps Video Decompressor”
Source footage is 1920×1080 with a max FPS of 120.
Sequence are:
2048×1152, 60FPS, Field Order: None, Pexel Aspect: Squar, Pixel Format 32 Bit fill, Composing gamma: 1.000, View Transform: ACES RRT (sRGB)
I’ve tried with 1920×1080 and 720 and it still happens. And I’ve tried all pixel formats.
Render settings:
Quality VBR, Windows Media Video 9, 2048×1152, Pixel Aspect: Square, FPS:60, Seconds per keyframe: 2, Quality 100.
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Anyone?
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I’ve never used FRAPS. Have you successfully rendered the same type of footage before, using the same render settings? Have you used these render settings for other footage?
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I have render FRAPS on an older version of Vegas ages ago,m maybe v10 and it was fine. It also works fine in Premiere Pro so it’s very confusing. It’s basically uncompressed AVI
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