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  • Alexey Protasov

    August 29, 2011 at 2:38 pm in reply to: Best settings for render HDV 1440×1080 25 fps?

    Thank you so much, John!
    I made it as .m2t file with MainConcept MPEG2 and it works perfectly!
    I’m very new with HDV, but i’ve got so short time to make this video, so now i know a lot 😉
    Thank you!

  • Thank you Dave! I solved it by using Quicktime Lossless with Animation preset. Took lots of space, but it works in Vegas.
    But now i’m a bit confused how to render HD file in Vegas. Before always worked with AVI DV template for 720×576.
    Now my project settigs is: 1440×1080, 25fps, Ratio 1,333, progressive.
    What is the best render settings? I’m on Vegas 10 32-bit. I want to get final file AVI 1440×1080, not very compressed, but not too big.
    Project length is 5:36. How can i render for the best quality/size, which codec will be the best?
    Thanks!

  • Alexey Protasov

    August 23, 2011 at 9:46 am in reply to: Sony Vegas Pro 10 load CPU too much

    You are right, i checked it out. There is 720×576.

  • Alexey Protasov

    August 23, 2011 at 7:25 am in reply to: Sony Vegas Pro 10 load CPU too much

    I moved to Mac some time ago, so my PC i left not that powerful.
    There is Asus laptop, Intel Core Duo, 2.00 GHz, 2 Gb RAM, Win XP SP3, ATI Radeon Xpress 1100.
    Project settings: 720×480, 25fps, progressive scan, pixel aspect ratio 1,0000
    No any FX.
    I edit copy of HD video, when edition will be complete i’ll replace files in project with source files.
    Everything is very light!

    And just when playback i have CPU loaded up to 97 %.
    Total RAM: 1965228
    Available: 916616
    System cache: 837212
    PF usage: 1,22 Gb

    That what happens.

  • Alexey Protasov

    August 22, 2011 at 6:16 pm in reply to: Sony Vegas Pro 10 load CPU too much

    Hello Steve!
    Thank you for reply!
    I have Vegas 10.0e. Will re-install it and see.
    Best!

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