Danny Hays
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Also if you right click on the video event, click Takes, there will be two takes, unstabilized and stablized to pick and bring to the top or compare the two.
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Consult with the website and find out the format they want. Usually flash or mp4.
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You should set your project settings to this as well. As far as format, what are you going to do with the final video? The format you should render to makes a big difference on what the video gets played with or on.
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If your using Vegas Pro 10, try out the new stabilize feature. Just right click on the video in the timeline, go to tools and click stabilize. There’s lots of presets to experiment with. Cool video!
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Set your project settings to 483×60 and render to the same 483×60.
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There’s another way. In Windows Explorer, copy all the .vob files to your hard drive, rename them to .mpg, then add them to the Vegas timeline and see if this makes a difference. This has always worked for me. Danny Hays
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I can see the bottom of your preview window and your project settings are 720 x 480, SD 4 x 3 aspect ratio. Try setting it to HDV 720p. You preview will show your video clearer and 16 x 9.
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I had problems with Vegas pro 8 crashing with a six minute video, but the reason is My source files we 14,000 six meg targa files to be rendered at 1080 60p and 720 60p. I had to do it in two parts, render each half as uncompressed, then render those two files to my finals. I don’t think the amount of tracks is the issue as I’ve had projects with almost 30 tracks and had no problems.
Hope this helps, Danny Hays, Universal Studios FL -
Rendering as m2ts is limited to 20 but if you switch to mp4, you can type any bitrate in. I have a Panasonic HDC-TM700 that records at 1080 60p at 28 mbs. I render to 1080 60p in mp4 and wmv at 28 mbs.
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Find a fast dual core or quad if you can swing it with an NVidea Gforce graphics card in it. Vegas Pro 10 can use the GPU on it for rendering AVC and helps with some pluggins preview speed. I haven’t found any puggins that don’t work on 64 bit. It can use 32 bit pluggins.