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Purpose of Selective Prerender?
My understanding of utilizing selective prerendering is for a two-fold purpose: so that highly edited/manipulated scenes both can be viewed at full rez AND would not have to be re-rendered when completing the final render–correct? So for my purposes (HDV/ACVHD camera files to be edited and put on a Blue-Ray), what do you recommend I prerender to? Also, when I play back these prerendered scenes on the Vegas 12 timeline, will they play back smoothly at the Best/Full preview selection? I have mixed responses on another forum and wanted to corroborate my findings here, too. Please advise, and thank you in advance.
Rich Kutnick
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I have to admit, I’ve never used Selective Prerender and I’ve been using Vegas more than 10 years. I will occasionally do a prerender region to ram (Shift-B)to make sure a transition or F/X is working as expected.
It’s possible that you aren’t getting a reply because no one else is using it either.Steve Mann
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Thanks for jumping in, Steve. Due to the bug in V12 that crashes many of our editing sessions when using RAM Preview, I am unable to view highly edited scenes using this method and MUST Selectively Prerender to view such scenes as they will look finished. I merely am looking for the best methodology to fulfill this need. This is why I am soliciting suggestions. Do you or anyone else have any further thoughts on this subject, all of which will be most appreciated? Thanks again in advance.
Rich Kutnick
VIDEO IMPRESSIONS
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