Graham Bernard
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I don’t know.
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First off, I’d be looking at what I was rendering to and from what Project settings. No doubt you will have the FX-ing and so on to do what you want, but initially I’d be looking to see if Vegas was having to do too much.
Only after doing an audit of the procedure I was putting Vegas under would I then consider trying to cool the PC down?
Oh yes, and secondly, do inspect the air ways and filters and “Fan filters” if you have. Many, many years ago I had what I thought was an air filter. Only to be told by John Rofrano, when I showed him, that “No Grazie!! You do not have a filter over your fan . . . That’s a collection of rubbish sitting on/over your CPU fan!” – Of course he was correct. So then I carefully brushed and vacuumed out the “filter” – rubbish, and my PC went silent and chilled out.
So, rendering is the most CPU intensive=heat producing process that us editors throw at our PCs. If you have anything that exacerbates the work load, rendering will discover it.
Cheers
Grazie
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Alan, those August emmitters are stunning! Especially the Rolling Clouds . . . . . Thank you.
Ra-ey I hadn’t seen them. Thanks for pointing me there.
Grazie
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[Alan Lorence] ”
I guess I should make a similar tutorial in video format.”Yes please Mr Al!
Grazie
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I don’t record to HD tape so somebody else will need to reply.
As I said, my point 3), I match my project to the footage and edit away.
My MPEG2 are normally 7.8 Max bitrate with an average bitrate of 4.2. This gives me very good DVDs with at least 120 minutes play time.
Grazie
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Karen this what I do:
1) Video in PAL format
2) I bring in that footage from a CF Card reader as an MXF file
3) I then edit in VegasPro matching the Vegas Project to the footage
4) When I finish the complete edit I then produce/render 2 files to the SAME folder, these:
a) – An MPEG2 Video file called: MyFile.mpg
b) – An AC3 Audio file called: MyFile.ac3
Of course you will NAME the file anything you want, but both mpg and ac3 files have to have the same “name”
5) I open DVDA and navigate to the render files folder and bring in the newly rendered files.
6) I set the DVDA project to PAL 16:9 interlace and work on the project.
7) I complete the DVDA project and finish by burning to a RW-DVD, I do this to an RW to check for errors or needing changes. Once happy I commit to a DVD.
Cheers
Grazie
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Yeah, I reproed this, and reported it and have had it acknowledged.
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Do you have a ScreenGrab of the P/C pane?
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Well, I’m real glad I asked for clarification, I have never heard if this.
Would you be able to do a screen grab showing exactly the Media Events on the Timeline and post it here?
Grazie
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Marucs, I’m having a real problem reconciling your 2 statements:
Statement 1
[Marucs Fitzsimons] “The audio works perfectly fine untill about 45 minutes into the video, when I start to play it from anywhere after that, it takes the audio from the start of the video and uses it from there for some reason. “Statement 2
[Marucs Fitzsimons] “The audio works perfectly fine when I play the video, so it’s not a problem with the video itself, but with Sony Vegas”Please assist me to assist you.
Cheers
Grazie