Danny Hays
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Waves pluggins are 32 bit and don’t run on 64 bit programs I believe.
I tried to load waves Mercury Bundle on Win 7 64 bit and use with Sonar 64 bit and they didn’t work. -
You probably used a .wmv preset with a low bitrate. I believe rendering from CS5 AE uses adobe media encoder, as all my render parameter choices are the same, either way. Every render, causes some quality loss so why render twice?
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I have the Shuttle to capture straight from the imager of my HDV camera, without tape. This bypasses the HDV compression of .m2t format files. I can use it in Vegas, Premiere and After Effects, in and out. The PDF for it shows the Shuttle and express card both do. Edius is probably not going to see it as a capture device. But what difference does it make what software you use to capture with?
You still have to add it to the timeline as with any NLE. I capture as 1080i Motion JPG avi, via HDMI and component as the 8 and 10 bit avi uncomressed formats need a raid array to handle the read/write speed.
If you decide to go with an Intensity card or especcialy the Shuttle, do you homework as balck magic is very specific on chip set and USB 3 bandwidth for the Shuttle. It is a great capture/playback device for $199.Hope this helps, Danny Hays, Universal Studios FL
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Have you tried editing AVCHD with your 6 core? My friend has one and I can edit 1080 60p with it. I don’t get that framerate in my preview window but I get more than I need to edit.
I have an i7 and I don’t see much difference with AVCHD in Vegas or playing the native 60p.mts videos with Media Player Classic. -
Thanks. I’ll give it a shot.
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I just tried that with Pro 9e an it didn’t render in split screen. I’m not at my comp with 10a to try it. What rev of Vegas Pro 10 are you using?
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My HDV 1080i .m2t files are about 200 meg per minute. Believe it or not, my 1920 x 1080 60p AVCHD .mts files are about the same, so disc through put should be about the same as HDV right? But that just goes to show you how much it’s compressed. 60p is twice the data as 60i. A 1080 60p .mts file on the Vegas timeline on my dual core 3.4 with no effects give me about one frame on average per second in the preview window with it set at best, full. My i7 with the same file and settings gives me about 20 frames per second. I have no problem editing AVCHD with an i7 Win 7 64 bit and Vegas 9 or 10 64 bit.
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I have never seen the custom button greyed out in the render as window. Try setting your loop points to start and finish of the image sequence and see if it’s still that way.
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Try removing the New Blue effects and see what happens. I have heard of problems with them.
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You must be rendering as uncompressed to get a reall big file from a minute long video. Try Sony AVC HD formats.