Brad Miller
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I’ll give that a try. Good idea.
Once you rendered it at that frame rate, and added the rendered clip to a 30fps project, was it still smooth in the final project?
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I had a very similar problem. Shot video with the Panasonic HMC-150, edited in Sony Vegas Video, and created the DVD in DVD Architect. Played back fine on my PC, plays fine on my Toshiba DVD player and my GO Video DVD players…
Give it to the client, and it doesn’t play on his PS3, IBM Thinkpad, or Macbook Pro, and now I look like an idiot for giving him a “bad” DVD.
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I understand that… but Sony Vegas Video is supposed to be able to do this. This is just a simple pan motion of one static jpg image. It would nice to be able to do something Vegas is made to do without having to use another program.
Saying just use AE is like saying just use Premiere while I’m at it.
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nice footage. Hope you figured out how to fix the problem.
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This is the first long Cineform project I’ve ever done. I’ve never had a problem with projects that were 15-20 minutes in length, whereas this one is 2 hours. Or with 2 hours HD projects that were just m2t files.
I have 4 GB of ram, which is the max I can have with 32-bit Vista Ultimate.
Also, I’m thinking Vegas 10 can’t open Vegas 8 files, because it crashes almost immediately when I try to. It even did when I copy and pasted the file from one timeline to another and saved in within 10.
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I didn’t say what I’ve tried, but it could fill a book. Believe me, I’ve tried every tip I’ve read here, and elsewhere.
From CFF explorer and setting it to allow for >2GB of Ram in Veags 8 and in Vegas 10, to copy and pasting the project from one timeline to another.
What I’m doing currently that is somewhat working, is rendering the video as a .m2t file until it crashes. Then I start rendering the next segment from where the last one crashed. So far I’m about 20 minutes through the 2 hour long project after 3 segments this way.
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I recently installed 10, and it crashes way more often then Vegas 8.
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I know this is an old post, but I am having the same problem. I’ve spend the last week trying over and over different settings to render a video…
I’ve ever installed the Vegas Video 10 trial, and that’s actually even worse than Vegas 8.
I’m trying to edit AVCHD footage that was captured to my computer with Neo Scene, so it’s a Cineform avi file. There is also a little bit of .m2t footage, as well.
I was able to render an HD mp4 clip of portion of the video that was made as a separate project, but I cannot render the entire timeline in any file format.
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I am having the same problem with Vegas 8. It’s HD cineform codec video. I’ve never had a problem with smaller 2-3 minutes videos, but this one is 1.5 hours and I cannot render it without crashing.
I tried installing a demo of Vegas 10 to see if it’s any better… Same problem. After 10 years of using Vegas Video, back before it was even Sony, I am ready to give up and try different software.