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Aniron
January 10, 2006 at 2:15 pm in reply to: 64 bit compatibility

Hey all,
i have a little problem with that 64bit Version. I got it as a christmas present.
When i want to install Vegas 6.0 i always get the error-message: “Please install Windows .NET Framework 1.1” – well, there is no running .NET Framework 1.1 for the x64bit Version of Windows. I just got the .NET Framework 2.0 x64 Version. Vegas still needs the 1.1 Framework…
My Question: Can i run Vegas on the 64bit Version of Windows, without installing the 1.1 .NET Framework?
i got the .NET Framework V2.0 (x64), like i said…
thanks
Lukas R.
Aniron
September 5, 2005 at 9:07 am in reply to: Mpeg-2 Problem with DVDA

hey mike,
thanks for your fast answer.
maybe it’s the preview mode.. i am at school right now and i will test it, if i am back at home today.
Maybe it is because of the NTSC format?! Because i leave in germany, and PAL is european standard. well, i rendered the whole video in with PAL. but there was no change. It looked same with the NTSC-Video.
Aniron
September 4, 2005 at 9:24 am in reply to: Mpeg-2 Problem with DVDA

Hey,
i rendered a short szene of the video. i hope you can see the “curves”
you can download it @ https://www.lukas.fishhome.de/
I also added some pictures from my custom preferences of the mpeg-2 codec. i didnt include the audio for the short szene..
Also the video can bacome bigger. i can burn it to an 8GB DVD. Maybe i can set the quality higher? but i guess it’s almost the best…
well, download the video and watch it pls. Also see the pictures from my custom preferences.
Thanks
Lukas R.
Aniron
September 3, 2005 at 3:22 pm in reply to: Mpeg-2 Problem with DVDA

sry, i used DVD Architect NTSC video Stream.
Custom: variable bit rate:

max: 8.000.000
average: 6.000.000
min: 2.000.000
Aniron
September 3, 2005 at 3:18 pm in reply to: Mpeg-2 Problem with DVDA

to mike: on DVD it is the same… 🙂
to edward: i changed the custom settings – yes. but i used your newsletter #TTS01-07.
Aniron
September 1, 2005 at 6:13 pm in reply to: Best Rendering Quality with Vegas

Hello,
well, thanks for your big help!
I finished my video and i have rendered it in mpeg-2 codec. the sound seperately (dolby digital, ac3).
i have to say… the quality is a bit strange. i don’t know how to explain. if you watch the movie in PREVIEW mode – DVDA, all borders from persons are… like curves.
i could upload you a piece of the video if you want to see that. with winamp the quality was quite good.
sincerely
lukas r.
Aniron
August 23, 2005 at 12:26 pm in reply to: Best Rendering Quality with Vegas

okay
thanks for the first time
i try to try it all out
Aniron
August 22, 2005 at 8:16 pm in reply to: Best Rendering Quality with Vegas

Hi,
okay i installed DVDA and i could render the movie with MPEG-2 Format and format 720×480
Please tell me right now all proberties:
what do i have to choose, or shall i let it all costum?
(you have to know that the video i want to render is a 35-40 minute video)
I-frames:
Profile:
Field order:
ASpect Ratio:
B-Frames:
Level:
and variable bitrate: shall i make it like you’ve said in your newsletteR?
(max: 8.000 average: 6.000 and min 2.000)?

and what is the difference between mpeg-2 and ac-3 ?
Aniron
August 22, 2005 at 1:39 pm in reply to: Best Rendering Quality with Vegas

Thanks a lot Mister Troxel,
i try to read your Newsletter right now.
My Vegas 6.0 says, that mpeg-2 has an disintegration from 352×240 – is that correct for DVD?
Well and another problem is: how to get that plug-in (mpeg-2)?
Do i have to register it online?