James Crethar
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I am sorry to hear that Anne, I know just how much frustration you have! I too spend all of my holidays (2 weeks flat) doing this video and it’s just gone to waste. I’ve tried everything you described too, to no avail.
One question, whilst you were rendering the video earlier in the time you were making it, did it render perfectly fine? Because mine did, then at some point it started getting errors. Also, if you open a different window and go back into Vegas, does it not respond for about one minute before Vegas finally is usable again? I noticed that started happening around the same time error messages came up.
Best of luck, and stay in touch!
James Crethar -
Sorry for the late reply!
My specs are 2.1 Ghz processor with 2GB ram, so it has nothing to do with the processing power, as your specks are completely different Chris. -
I am having the exact same issue (I’m in Vegas 7) and it crashes in some parts of the render, but sometimes it doesn’t. It’s very annoying as the whole video does not ever render entirely, only some portions do, and they are at random.
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I have the same issue, and can’t work out how to fix it 🙁
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I am have imported HD .mod files (I changed the file extension to .mpg and rendered the video without and issues numerous times before) and there are some .mpeg video files in there too (I used a few different cameras for multi-angles).
I am rendering in PAL DV Widescreen AVI (Audio: 48,000 Hz, 16 Bit, Stereo, PCM Uncompressed.
Video: 25 fps, 720×576, Lower field first.)The thing is, I have selected particular parts of the video and rendered that region only to see if it’s a particular portion of the 20 minute video giving problems. Sometimes it renders 100%, sometimes 2%, sometimes 13%, there are other random % times it fails, but those are the most common.
If you need additional information Steve, please let me know!
Many thanks! 😀