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Problems Rendering Audio Edits on Sony Vegas 8
I’m using Sony Vegas Pro 8. I recently reinstalled it to my new computer. I was editing some audio clips which I then rendered as mp3’s. But when I go to play back the rendered clips they only show up as tiny blips (about 2 seconds). What happened to the rest of the audio? How and why did this happen? Thanks again for your help.
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[dave croonprince] “But when I go to play back the rendered clips they only show up as tiny blips (about 2 seconds). What happened to the rest of the audio? How and why did this happen?”
I’m guessing that you may have a small area of the timeline selected and when you rendered you had the “Render loop region only” option set which would only render that small area. Make sure that checkbox is cleared if you want to render the whole project.
~jr
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Hey John,
Thanks so much for your response. Yes, that was the issue! Just fixed it and now the rendering is working. Also, do you know if it’s possible to render audio clips as wave files and to be able to burn those tracks on windows media player or can it only handle mp3’s? I dragged the wave files over to my library in Window Media Player and they do play but when I do a search for them there – nothing comes up? Thanks again.
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[dave croonprince] “Also, do you know if it’s possible to render audio clips as wave files and to be able to burn those tracks on windows media player or can it only handle mp3’s?”
I have no idea what’s going on with Windows Media Player but Vegas can certainly generate WAV files and even burn them to CD if that’s what you need.
~jr
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Hey John,
I am now having some issues with DVD architect. When I try to prepare a clip to burn it suddenly tells me “file too big for folder”. The movie is only 39 minutes so it shouldn’t be too big and I’ve been making dvds before this with no problem. I didn’t change any of the settings. Any ideas how to resolve this? Thanks.
Dave -
[dave croonprince] “When I try to prepare a clip to burn it suddenly tells me “file too big for folder”. The movie is only 39 minutes so it shouldn’t be too big and I’ve been making dvds before this with no problem. I didn’t change any of the settings. Any ideas how to resolve this?”
What settings are you using?
You should be using the MainConcept MPEG-2 render type with the DVD Architect NTSC Widescreen video stream template for 16:9 or the non-widescreen template for 4:3. Then render your audio as Dolby Digital AC-3 Pro using the Stereo DVD template. If you give both files the same name just with different extensions, then DVD Architect will know that the files go together. Finally just author your DVD in DVD Architect.
If you are rendering your DVD audio as WAV this may be why you’re running out of space. Try AC3 instead.
~jr
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[dave croonprince] ” When I try to prepare a clip to burn it suddenly tells me “file too big for folder”.”
If you’ve never changed the default Prepare folder location, it may be getting too full.
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Hi Mike,
Thank you for your info. I think at this point I’d need someone to come here and look at what’s going on. It’s difficult for me to fully explain the whole thing. Do you know anyone in the NYC area who might be able to do this? Thanks again.
Dave -
Sorry Dave but I live across the river from Detroit, MI and don’t know anyone in the NYC area.
Start a new thread asking specifically if there’s anyone in the NYC area who can help you out. -
Ok, thank you.
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