Brandon Brand
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Glad to help 🙂
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Hi Bob, The reason why i asked if you have more than one profile is because i installed Vegas 8.1 64bit edition on the administrator profile of the my Windows XP 64bit version. I then started using Vegas without any trouble but i had other users who needed to use my computer and therefore i felt that i needed to protect the Administrator profile where i installed vegas. Under control panel, user accounts i changed my files and folders to be private. And when i needed to use Vegas again i also got the access violation error when i open Vegas. At first i did not know what could have cause this as is was a fresh installation and i did not install any other programs except for Vegas. I Then realized that it could only have been when i made the files and folders private under user accounts. I changed it back to what it was and vegas opened fine with no access violation problem.
The point I’m making is that somehow vegas is trying to access files it needs to work with in your timeline somehow vegas cant seem to access these files. Have you maybe moved any of your project files around on your computer? or have you make any recent change on another program that could of modified system files and folders before you started getting access violation errors?
Hope this helps for you, good luck!
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Hi bob
what OS are you using?
do you have more than one profile setup on your pc?
If so, can you remember if you have chosen to keep the files and folders private for the profiles you have created. You would need to undo that. -
Pretty Impressive Profile Of Yours Eric,
I have only been using Vegas for a few months now, but i’ve learn so much from the awesome forum. I can hardly keep up with all the topics being posted. Sony Vegas rocks! And a great word of thanks to our Vegas Pros!
Thank guys
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Hi Jason
What version of SV are you using 32bit or 64bit?
Are your source and destination video and audio files accessing the same drive?
Check for disk space maybe. If you have 2 hard drives try rendering your mpeg2 file to the other drive. -
Thanks Mike
It worked perfectly! I’m so pleased. You guys are real pros… -
Hi Jeffrey
What a big project you busy with. Maybe you should try under preferences general tab and enable “Allow Wave renders up to 4 GIG”
it’s worth the try… -
Great!
thanks Eric 🙂 -
Then there is also audio Pan (Shift+P)
Which let you adjust the audio to come from the left or right.
I’m i correct in saying so John? -
Hi Richard
What format dvd disc are you using?
If you are using dvd +r disc for your project, try using dvd -R disc as they support more of your older type dvd players, i’m sure most videographers use them for their dvd compilations.