Bryan Powers
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V3 renders faster than V2 but it’s still pretty slow. It took 5hrs for a half hour project. Neat video works great though but the render times are killer.
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I had the same problem. The beeping went away after I bought the upgrade. Thank goodness because I use wave hammer quite a bit.
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Here’s what I do when I have two projects open. Cntrl+C to copy, Alt+Tab to toggle to second project, Cntrl+V to paste. Very fast once the muscle memory kicks in.
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Thanks guys! I installed 10 and Gearshift and voila, it showed up in 11.
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Sometimes I line both audio sources up where they are in sync at the beginning. I then cntrl click the end of one of the clips (usually the one that’s out of synce with the video) until the ends are in sync. If its a particularly long piece, I may do the same thing but in smaller chunks.
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Awesome John! Thanks!
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[Brett Cole] “The default format that I use creates 720×480 avi proxies from the 1920×1080 originals, and the file size is about 40% smaller. I chose to just go ahead and create proxies for all HD video on my system, about 2,500 clips, which the i7 did in less than 8 hours while I slept. Disk cost was a bit steep, and after playing around with the ability to render the proxies to user defined render settings (still has to be avi), I chose instead to just use a third party program (the fantastic Movavi converter, blazing fast on quad-core machines) to re-render the proxies all to mpeg2, and then I just changed the suffix to avi with a batch renamer. The resulting files work perfectly in both Vegas and with GearShift, and I realized a 95% reduction in file size over the original avi proxy files, with no real meaningful difference in quality.”
So gearshift rendered proxies then new proxies were made from those.Can’t you just create your own proxy template in gearshift and avoid the middle man? Btw, I agree with the awesomeness of gearshift. I’ve been trying it out and I’m very impressed how easy and smooth it runs.
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I don’t want to increase the volume. In the past I’ve had quiet audio that would look almost like a straight line when the track height was normal. I remember going through a shortcuts list and discovering that you could adjust the waveform size independent of track height so that you can see the waveform better. I hope that makes sense.