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Render to AVC failure
Well, I’m working on a 90 minute feature, and I managed to get Vegas 10 to DVDA 5.2 to blu-ray once and only once. Now, I can’t.
Specs:
Windows 7
I’m going out of Vegas with 1440×1080, 8 mbps, 1.333 PAR, 24 fps sony avc (template).
DVDA properties:
blu-ray
avc 1440×1080 24 16:9 (single movie)When I bring the avc into DVDA, I get a black screen, and no playback on preview. No chapter markings or images in the timeline neither, so it’s clearly not importing this well. I tried smaller 14 minute clips and it does the same. For 15 second clips or MOVs I’ve imported fine.
In spite of this, I’ve tried to render to bluray and it fails without making progress at all, not surprisingly.Pretty frustrating, especially since I made this happen once before, though even that AVC won’t open in DVDA anymore. Reinstalled DVDA, no luck. Any tips?
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I’ve only done this a few times myself. I used the blue ray DVDA template and it imported and burned fine. I’m not in front of my machine right now so I don’t remember which one I used but there are a group there to choose from.
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