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Douglas Spotted eagle
October 27, 2008 at 10:21 pm in reply to: vegas pro 8b locks up when trying to create a multicamera trackFirst off, you might want to download 8c.
Additionally, if you’ve got a bottleneck for the three cams, such as a USB-based external drive, that can get you. Or, if you’ve got preview settings at Best/Full, it might be you don’t have enough resource to properly draw.
Dumb question, but you don’t have anti-virus running, do you?Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Sounds like you’ve got some hardware issues. Can you give us more machine-specific info?
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AVI is not a format you want to be asking people to download, particularly in HD…file sizes are monstrous. I’d recommend either MP4 or WMV if you want to keep file sizes down and keep quality up.
Use the 640 x 480 template DO NOT check the “Stretch to fit” option in the render dialog. I’d use the Apple iPod export dialog for Quicktime, or use the 3Mbps template for WMV. You might get away with 1Mbps in WMV, depending on the content.
For SD DVD, you’ll render to MPEG 2, NTSC widescreen. Tick the “Stretch to fill” option in the render dialog box.You can test render both of these in the Preview in Player option in Vegas, CTRL+SHIFT+M. Just render out a small section and then it will open in QT or WMP
Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Before specifying a “best render-to” format, it’s helpful to know what you’ll be delivering this format to, or rather, what mechanical device are you using for playback?
That will determine the best “render-to” format.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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You can use generated media or the ProType Titler to do these sorts of graphics, this way they’re not blurry.
Or, save as PNG in Photoshop, they’ll stay crisp regardless.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Some folks like stopping the vid down to 0, I prefer to create a full-rez still and drop it on for the desired length. It also affords some other, easier options for FX, IMO.
If you’re not seeing it slow to 0 from whatever speed, you’ve got something set up incorrectly in your envelope. Right click the node/envelope point to set it to a particular speed.Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Have you ensured that 1394 networking is disabled?
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Douglas Spotted eagle
October 25, 2008 at 5:34 am in reply to: importing 5.1 ac3 audio in dvd architect problemhow are your project properties set?
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Douglas Spotted eagle
October 25, 2008 at 12:20 am in reply to: Soft images in final SD DVD- Could use some helpAre you exporting DV from DS first? If so, that’s likely a huge part of your problem. Can you export in a higher color sample format? Better still, can you use Vegas for your encode from an uncompressed or at least 4:2:2 source out of DS?
Also, ONLY use the DVD Architect templates, never the NTSC templates.
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Douglas Spotted eagle
October 24, 2008 at 5:24 pm in reply to: Recapture – 1: greyed out. 2: nothing happens.GearShift is perfectly suited for what you’re wanting to do here.
Batch convert to separate, low rez files, replace low rez files with high rez onlines…Douglas Spotted Eagle
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