Doug Davis
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Nvidia Quadro NVS 285 (128Mb)… But I do not believe that’s the problem. Vegas relies on the processor and memory for operation and rendering… It’s a really strange issue…
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[Terje A. Bergesen] “That is very odd. You are using the MainConcept MPEG-2 renderer? When I render on my dual core AMD box with MainConcept CPU usage jumps to 100% and stays between 95 and 100% for the duration of the render. Even with just a simple DV-AVI on the timeline, no cuts or fades.”
Ya, it’s very strange why some clips that have a ton of effects my processor is like “Oh, I guess I need to doe something…” then other clips that have nothing and no adjustments it’s like “Ahhh, I guess I don’t really need to do anything…” It’s really frustrating…
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Thanks for the advice though…
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Ya, I rendered it to two different drives… Tried copying and pasting the entire project and all files to 2nd drive then render to primary and render to secondary… No luck… I did just download, Connect HD from Cineform… Converted M2t’s to AVI’s (720 from 1080) and was able to render just fine… MAJOR PAINE though… Had to specify new AVI files in the project for about 150 files…. Probably required about 500 repetitious clicks…! ****SIGH*** Oh well, at least I found a workaround…
Do you guys ever have trouble dealing with the M2T’s?
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Yes, Vegas can utilize quad core systems… Thank God for Google… : )
https://www.pcworld.com/article/id,127315/article.html
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Really appreciate all the help guys… Overall cost benefit I think I am going to go with the Dell Precision 390 with the qx6700 core 2 extreme quad core. The majority of the reviews I have found for the quad core xeons are good but yield a marginal performance improvement over the core 2 set ups.
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Just checked out the DeckLink Website and it says the HD and SD cards now support Vegas. Not sure which version of the card but you have but it does say that it support Vegas 6…