Ed Baldwin
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I had the same problem (Vegas downmix issue) with my Sony CX12. Verify you don’t have a camera problem as John suggested but make sure you set the the project audio properties to 5.1 surround so you can see all the audio channels. The CX12 has the option to record the audio is stereo which avoids the whole downmix issue. If you don’t need the 5.1 check to see if your camera has the stereo option.
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The file association in windows was set to PS 12.0.4. I am surprised it did not get updated with the rest of the CS5 PP apps. Changing it solved the problem.
Ed
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Encore CS5.5 and Photoshop CS5.5 should both be CS5.1. Sorry about that.
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[Scott Roberts] “Are you on a PC or Mac?”
PC, Win 7 64x.
Ed
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This is a bug in Preview. The burned disk will run correctly and link to the loop point.
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[John Rofrano] ” It appears that this has no bearing on the actual render. It just seems to affect the preview.”
Yea, that is what ‘Help’ says: “This setting is used for previewing only and has no effect on the final rendered video.”
I have always set the render quality setting to max (31) and ‘best’ as the only gain would be a shorter render time.
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[John Rofrano] ” if I set my preview to (Quarter), render uses quarter mode. This is just my observation so I assume it might have an affect on render quality but maybe it doesn’t. Maybe it always renders Full. I just did a few more render tests and they all looked the same so maybe it doesn’t affect the final render.”
How did you determine what render quality was being used? If you have ‘Use Project Settings’ set in the Video rendering quality in the project tab of the render setup the render will use what you set in in the ‘Full-resolution rendering quality’ in the project properties.
Ed B
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[John Rofrano] “Before you render, set your project preview to Good (Full) so that it will be picked up by the render template which uses project properties by default. Then render your audio as Dolby Digital AC3 Pro.”
jr, I did not think the Preview quality had any effect on the rendered video. In Help “Click the Preview Quality button and choose a setting from the menu to change the quality and resolution for rendering your video preview.
This setting is used for previewing only and has no effect on the final rendered video.” Has something changed or am I missing something?
– Ed B
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Adobe Audition will normalize a group of audio files.
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“Save project as path reference in rendered media” is unchecked for projects without a name and it’s trying to save it anyway.
That I understood whatI did not understand is how you were not seeing the bug. 🙂
-Ed B