Frank Stevn
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“The video is always about 19 seconds long”
It could be a problem related to the media being rendered.
You could replace the media located at the second 19, and try to render the project.
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So the Intensity Pro Card can print to tape from Sony Vegas to the PVW 2800 Beta SP recording deck.
Is this the card?: (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/495426-REG/Blackmagic_Design_BINTSPRO_Intensity_Pro_HDMI_and.html)
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“low on memory” is not related to hard drive space available, but to RAM available.
Video rendering may require more computing power than audio rendering.
What are the characteristics of your PC? (OS, RAM, Processor and Hard Drive space available)
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Yes Angelo, I had the same problem with VLC.
That is why I don’t use it to check rendered videos.
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Have you checked the rendered video using different video players? (WMP, VLC, Media Player Classic, QT)
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I think “low memory” has nothing to do with hard drive space available. It is related to the RAM available.
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I read Philip Hodgetts article on DV Codec. I applied. I followed the directions, changed reds to 180-16-16 (in Photoshop for the logo), changed blacks 16.16.16 and white to 235.235.235, besides applied 3% Glausian blur to the text and the logo and Applied Broadcast color conservative FX to the entire project. The problems improved a little bit, but there are still present. See the pictures:
It seems that the main advice of Philip Hodgetts article is clear”…NOT compress to the DV codec. The DV codec is not optimized for text.”
Can you suggest the best settings for econding in Quicktime H.264. I will see if the TV stations want to accept it.
Does DVCpro has the same color problems than miniDV?
Can you suggest a tape format (deck), that would deliver 4:2:2 titles quality and is affordable? Maybe buying a used one?
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Thank you for your response John.
Sometimes you just can’t avoid using certain colors, for example when you work with company logos.
I don’t see any color problems while I am editing: I use 2 LCD PC monitors with Spider 3 Elite monitor calibrator. I didn’t see any color problems either when I did a test using the camera LCD (connected through firewall) as the external Vegas preview monitor.
I only see the problems in the avi files rendered with Vegas NTSC DV code and the problem is still present in the printed miniDV tape.
Any ideas on how to not use NTSC DV for delivering in tape. Maybe I should invest in a card and a deck? Are there any not super-expensive alternatives?
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Does any body has a review on Drobo S RAID Storage?
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Roger I have had virus and Trojans problems using Nero, Avast, AVG, etc.
I am using for 6 moths Microsoft Security Essentials (free) and Superantispayware ($20 https://www.superantispyware.com/index.html), and so far no problems at all.