no recompression required

[John Rofrano]

[Paul Belter] “i am thinking. when i render without recompression vegas confirms that in the preview area. but not from the beginning of the process. what does it mean?”

If you have something like a fade at the beginning, that would require recompression. If not, it could be that Vegas processes the first few frames, then sees that no recompression is needed and puts up the notice. So it could just be a delay but the whole thing is not being recompressed.

~jr

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[Paul Beller]

that’s pretty obvious to me, when any frame is altered in any way its pixels must be recalculated…

i hope so. thanx for swift response.
p.

[Steve Rhoden]

Thats due to a part of which John already mentioned,
Vegas just simply starts rendering the project as mormal and then
sees that recompression isnt necessary in its computation, then
immediately puts up the notice and starts accordingly….
Thats what it means.
My only wish is that it offered that feature for more formats.

Steve Rhoden
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Film Editor & Compositor.
Filmex Creative Media.
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[Paul Gregory]

I used to get these messages when rendering about whether or not a clip needed re rendering or not but I can’t recall seeing this message for over a year. Is there some way I could have turned this feature off?

Thanks in advance

[Mike Kujbida]

[Paul Gregory] ” Is there some way I could have turned this feature off?”

Only certain formats allow this feature and only under very specific circumstances.
Here’s a page from the Pro 10 manual outlining this.

[John Rofrano]

Yea, you are probably not seeing it anymore because you’re not shooting formats that support it anymore. Most modern cameras shoot AVC/H.264 and that’s not a supported format for no recompression.

~jr

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