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Thanks Greg! I’ll look for that book at the library~or at Barnes and Noble.

Jill

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Hi,

I’m not sure what AJA hardware is exactly. Could you fill me in?

Thanks,
Jill

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It actually did it again. I finished one project and was printing to video the next one, and the same thing happened about 25 minutes in. I figured out that i can just push PLAY on the timeline and it goes out to the DVD recorder. So that seems to be working fine now. I would be nice to figure out just what is causing the audio to be gone after a a transition.

Thanks for you help though! If you have any other suggestions, let me know.

Jill

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That seemed to work. Thank YOU!

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Thanks, I’ll give it a try tomorrow and let you know how it goes. 🙂

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Hi Nic,

Everything you render should be going to a file somewhere on your computer called “rendered files”. Mine is just right next to where i have my “captured file”, “autosave vault” and “audio-render files”. Maybe you weren’t even aware you had it. Click onto your destop and go to File: Find and locate the file “rendered files”.

When I had to go through this I realized that the “rendered files” folder was full of rendered files from projects I’d long finished. By putting everything from the rendered files folder in the trash- you’re only losing the rendering- and not the actual project file. (You probably already know this but you don’t want to trash anything from the Captured files unless you’re absolutely want a project gone.) By trashing the Render files, it just means you’d have to go back and re-render the project you’re currently working on, and nothing else- And that you’ve cleared up a lot of disc space.

Have I said too much? 🙂 You won’t be losing the subtitles by deleting the rendered files either. You’ll just have to go back and re-render the subtitles that were already in your project. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need any clarification.

Thanks!

Jill

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I had a similar problem once. I’d Print to Video (out to a DVD recorder) and when I’d get to the first transition I’d make- like a dissolve- then the video would start jumping all over or just freeze up for a few minutes and then carry on. The advice I was given was to delete all my render files for the project and rerender the whole thing. Apparently my render files were corrupt and that fixed the problem.

I’m not sure exactly if you are Printing to Video but maybe this will help!

~Jill

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Your awesome, That’s all it was.

Yesterday, I also did some messing around with the size of the picture in the Canvas and found out that as long as it was set at anything smaller than 50% or even set to “Fit All” or “Fit to Window” then the picture would show up as long as the sequence was actually playing. It would go back to a white screen once I pushed the space bar to stop playing. Thought that might be an interesting tid-bit to share. 🙂

Thank you Andy,

Jill