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Douglas Spotted eagle
December 11, 2008 at 10:39 pm in reply to: importing AVCHD (*.m2ts) files in Vegas 8.0 ProAre you running a licensed copy of Vegas?
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I’ve only seen this once, but it was an indication of a codec that GSpot hadn’t seen before, as it couldn’t read the file header. A couple months later Gspot was able to correctly identify the now-standard codec.
Maybe you’ve got something new, corrupted, or very weird?Douglas Spotted Eagle
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There are two tutorials here.
What you’re looking for may be accomplished a couple of ways.
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Douglas Spotted eagle
December 11, 2008 at 2:29 pm in reply to: can I use U3 Launchpad as a Smart Drive (paging file) in Vegas to overcome problems with rendering with large images?What happens when you try it?
Why are you rendering from large images?Douglas Spotted Eagle
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We’re using much the same settings, other than 30p, 4 reference frames, and double your frame size.
There is a YouTube tutorial on the VASST website for the new YouTube, it might helpDouglas Spotted Eagle
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You cannot create a desktop-burned DVD with copy protection without purchasing additional software. Even then, it’s a challenge. You can embed HD in a PDF document and password protect the PDF if you want.
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Since this is a sony camera, I’m wondering if the files have been corrupted?
Can you play them in anything else?Douglas Spotted Eagle
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If your source is HDi delivered on SD then progressive scan is generally the best option. If your source is HD progressive and your delivery is SD, then progressive is generally your best option.
If your source is HD progressive to BD, progressive is generally you best option.
If your source is HDi, and your delivery is BD or 1080HD, then you’re likely best to stick with interlaced. You’re going to lose up to 30% of your detail if you convert 1080i to 1080p.
I don’t recall how DVDA 3 manages progressive. 4/5 handle it just fine, no reencode, but I don’t recall 3 needing to reencode either. Most of our DVDs are delivered progressive.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Douglas Spotted eagle
December 7, 2008 at 3:42 pm in reply to: Sony Vegas 8 > Quicktime Pro Import IssueWhat codec is inside the .mov container?
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Your capture card and related codec are not supported.
Vegas supports 1394 input from a standard IEEE-compliant firewire card. Occasionally, VFW cards will work, but it’s not officially supported.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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