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Green vertical lines in rendered files
Anyone ever see this? Randomly through a 6 minute file, I’m getting a frame with green vertical lines.
Its happens two or three times during the project, in different spots. It’s happened on four different attempts. I’ve tried rendering to two different hard drives.
I checked the source clips in the timeline and they’re fine.
Source files are virtual AVI’s from my DPS PVR drives. (sounds like
trouble, right?) The DPS PVR files are clean.First, I tried rendering as Wmv, using the default template for wmv version 9. 720 x 480, 29.97 fps.
Then I did a render as using the NTSC DV AVI compressor. Same problem, green vertical lines in random places.
Thanks in advance for any ideas . . .
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4 Replies
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Hi Dave,
One more suggestion: try to frame serve from Vegas to another application to render and see if that might work.
Get Satish’s frame server here: https://www.debugmode.com/frameserver/Try rendering using the windows Media Encoder with the frame served file.
My thoughts are that somehow the in the render process, the virtual files aren’t getting served up right.
Here’s another option: do a “render to new track” DV AVI in Vegas, then anywhere you get a glitch, cut that track and render just the frames you need until you get a complete version. Export that as a separate DV file for encoding. Not the most graceful, but may get you out of your current bind.
td
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I had that once and it drove me crazy for awhile. by spreading the timeline out, I discovered I had (can’t remember whether 1/4, 1/2, or full frame of blank space). It didn’t see that as black. Forget exactly but it was something on that respect.
Charlie
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Tim,
Have you used frameserving from PPro? I’ve got a problematic (general error) timeline that I’d love to get across to Vegas. Think this might work? -
Frameserver solved my problem. Worked as advertised – Ppro to Vegas without a hitch.
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