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Grant Bonser
June 9, 2011 at 1:56 am in reply to: Sony Vegas 10 Laying out tracks using media timecode

Thanks John, Ive only just got around to trying this as I edited the last wedding in vegas 9. ( I needed to get on with it imediately)
It does work when I rename the tape names but I am so confused though.
When I use 2 cameras at a large wedding I can have over 300 clips.
When I capture the video from each camera I give them each a tape name, yet it dosnt show up in each clips properties.
When I use 2 cameras at a large wedding I can have over 300 clips.
I tried everyway I could think of to rename all the clips tape names at once but it seems I have to rename every clip individualy.
You mention media pool. Ive searched google and it seems there is a media pool tab yet I dont have such a tab, and if I did, could I rename all the clips tape names together.
As my tracks get laid out perfectly using media time code in sony vegas 9, it seems Ive wasted a lot of time and money in upgrading to 10.
Im sure there is something Ive overlooked.
Do you have anymore advice for me?
Thanks again
Grant Bonser
June 5, 2011 at 11:33 am in reply to: Sony Vegas 10 Laying out tracks using media timecode

I’m sorry but I didnt understand much of that thread, especially the .cs script part.

In all the sony vegas pro programs Ive used in the past ( up to Sony Vegas Pro 9 ) Ive simply highlighted the clips I want, then click Tools – Multicamera – Lay out tracks using Media Timecode.
The clips have been laid out in one track as wanted, then repeat the process with clips from the second camera and all the clips have been laid out in another track.
Generally just needing a slight adjustment and both tracks are in sync.
Sony Vegas Pro 10 will just put one clip in each track there for if trying to lay out 100 clips you end up with 100 tracks
Grant Bonser
January 23, 2011 at 7:29 am in reply to: Sony vegas pro 9 render settings

Thanks for your help Mike.

Very much appreciated

Cheers Grant
Grant Bonser
January 22, 2011 at 5:13 am in reply to: Sony vegas pro 9 render settings

Thank you for your help Mike.
I did try rendering as MPEG 2 using the template “DVD Architect Pal Widescreen video stream” I didnt change the bitrate and the video ended up at 5.37 GB.
Should I change the bitrate and if so, what to?
Grant Bonser
November 29, 2008 at 4:28 am in reply to: Another Rendering Problem

Sorry mike
Forget my last post
I think my brain has just kicked in
I was trying the impossible on a regular DVD.
Sorry to be a pain. lol
Cheers Grant
Grant Bonser
November 29, 2008 at 4:16 am in reply to: Another Rendering Problem

Thanks again Mike,
You helped me with a 4.5 hour vid a few weeks back.
Im rendering with your settings, for this new problem at the moment.
Are you able to tell me where Im going wrong when using the bitrate and gop calculator?
No matter how I try it, I can not get it to display similar settings to yours.
Yes, I am burning it to a regular DVD.
Thanks again for your help
Cheers Grant
Grant Bonser
November 14, 2008 at 10:18 pm in reply to: rendering large hd files

Hi all
Thanks Mike and john for helping me out.
Ill certainly try your suggestions.
I will try putting on 2 dvd’s with the settings Mike suggests first.
I had already bought duel layer dvd’s (I have never used them before)
but Ive heard many times that many dvd players dont recognise duel layer. That will possibly be my last resort.
Thankyou so much, I cant wait to give it ago.
My clients cant wait to get it
Cheers Grant
Ill let you know how it works out
Keep well