Subtitle suddenly needs render issue

[Kevin Hamm]

I don’t know what you are using for your subtitles, I’m guessing it’s just a text bit, tho, right? What’s probably happened is that you’ve laid the titles over clips that have filters or something else in them. I don’t know without actually looking at your timeline, but that’s where I’d start. The only other thing that you might have done is turned off RT effects via the keyboard or a mis-clicked mouse, so you might check your settings for that.

[Przemek Pyrek]

hello,
i had the same problem once with a DV project, couldn’t help it :-(.

[Greg Nosaty]

[Frederic Bohbot] “For some reason all titles need to be
rendered after a certain point on the timeline”

I had the same problem this week. You have maxed out your real time buffer. It seems to be proportionate to the ram and processor speed, i.e. the more you got, the more you get! You could try to play with your “RT” setting but your best bet is to render some of your sub-titles.

Just for fun render some of the “green” subtitles and watch what happens to the “red” ones. I bet some of the red batch will turn to realtime.

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

Cinemontage Productions Inc

[Frederic Bohbot]

I’m just using the title tool, it’s just a rough cut that i have to present so i thought this would be super simple and i have about 15 minutes worth of foreign language footage.

I’ll look into your suggestions in the morning, thank you

[Jason Porthouse]

Frederick,

This is not uncommon – I’m working on a heavily subtitled doc and am running up against this phenomenon. I think I remember reading that there’s a buffer for the max number of titles and when you hit it, you need to render. I haven’t found a way around it yet.

BTW, I can wholeheartedly recommend DH_Subtitle filter from Digital Heaven, though it may be a bit late now you’ve done a lot in title tool.

HTH,

Jason

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[Greg Nosaty]

[Jason P] “BTW, I can wholeheartedly recommend DH_Subtitle filter from Digital Heaven, though it may be a bit late now you’ve done a lot in title tool. “

I second that. Digital Heaven Subtitle tool is easy too use and easy to read.

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

Cinemontage Productions Inc

[Martin Baker]

System Settings > Memory & Cache > Still Cache is where the setting is. It’s 10% by default but if you increase it, you’ll get further down the sequence before you need to render.

Martin
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[Jason Porthouse]

Excellent!

Thanks Martin, that’s a great help!!

Jason

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[Frederic Bohbot]

Thank you Martin!!

That’s the answer, i figured out the problem form the previous posts, but you gave me the solution. Thank you all.

[Peter Ottosson]

There is also POPRODSOFT Subtitler that I made to be very simple to work with. Check it out if you’re interested. http://www.poprodsoft.com