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  • Insane Problem with Audio Renders.

    Posted by Nat Dykeman on August 29, 2014 at 11:33 pm

    I’ve rendered hundreds of videos without problem. A couple of weeks ago I had a problem where my rendered audio (I render out an AC3 and a mpg for DVDA importing) just died part of the way through.

    I have tried EVERYTHING. I’ve tried two different computers, I’ve tried rendering to different folders, I’ve tried naming the files differently. I’ve tried copying and pasting the project into a new, fresh project file. I tried to render wmv for the hell of it…also broken.

    I sort of gave up on it for a while, and worked on other projects instead.

    Today, it happened again, and I’ve been trying a ton of different things today, but still nothing is working.

    Anyone have any ideas?

    Nat Dykeman replied 11 years, 11 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Graham Bernard

    August 30, 2014 at 2:30 am

    Do ALL your PCs have plenty of free space to render? If this ISN’T the case then do some housekeeping. If you DO, then you’ve got to be looking at more hardware issues, like over-heating and potential PSU failings. But to have this occurring on other machines too? Seems unlikely.

    You’ve tried WMV, how about starting over with plain simple AVI Media matched to a Project. If that doesn’t work then IMO you’ve got to be looking at something more fundamental, across ALL the PCs.

    Bottom line, Vegas is working here and yesterday I’ve also rendered to AC3, but I’ll recheck. However, this is so a regular workflow for many Users that is have thought there’d have clamouring on the Forums by now.

    Grazie

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  • Nat Dykeman

    August 30, 2014 at 2:48 am

    I got one of them!

    It’s taken about 30 renders…but…..

    I ran a smallish render area that spans that part that works past the part that doesn’t work.

    I rendered over and over deleting audio tracks until I got one that worked.

    I deleted all instances of this original file in the whole project (making the project sound much worse, unfortunately), and rendered and it worked!

    I tried this BEFORE on the other project, and it did put sound throughout, but it was choppy. It would keep dropping out as it played.

    I guess I’ll finish this one and pull my hair out with the other one some more.

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