Gary Kleiner
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It’s not actually built yet. The company I had ordered from turned out to be backordered on the CPU,so I am looking at a couple of other companies instead.
Gary
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Yes, it would.
I am in the process of getting an Athlon 64 x2 4800+ system.
I ran a render test comparing my Dual Xeon 2.6 and Pentium 4 3.0GHz to an AMD 64 4000+ (single core)using Vegas 6 rendering DV footage with a lot of filter and pan/crop overhead. The AMD 64 was more than 2 1/2 times faster than either of them.Can’t wait to see the dual core 4800+ in action 🙂
Gary
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Make your time selection and hit Ctrl/T this deletes everything else. Do a Save As. Then undo to get the rest of the project back.
Gary
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Right-click on the rendered clip and under Properties > Media Change the alpha channel setting (most likely Premultiplied will work).
Alternatley, you could save your composited elevator sequence as a project, then drop it in another project as a nested .veg file which will preserve the alpha channel effect.
Gary
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[Anthony] “Where can I buy your Vegas 5 companion?”
The Vegas 5 Companion, DVD Authoring with DVDA 2, The Vegas 6 Primer and the upcoming Vegas 6 Companion and DVD Authoring with DVDA 3 can all be ordered at http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com.
Thanks,
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[Anthony] “Man someone should write a vegas for dummies tutorial on this lol”
Actually, I do a step-by-step demonstration in The Vegas 5 Companion video.
If you are using Vegas 6, there will be little to be gained by a render distributed within the same machine. Just make sure that your video preferences are set so that you are using 4 threads.
Gary
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tcp://tony-45687:53705/NetRenderService.rem
Gary
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Under the Renderers Tab, change the view to advanced. Just cut and paste the long-form entry and change the port number.
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Before we can give tips on how to get there, you’ll need to explain more about where you want to go.
Gary
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You put the videos on their own track and resize them with Track Motion.
Gary