Jeff Vondungen
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I strongly think the problem is the voltage settings on your PC. Noticed this when overclocking my EVGA X58 with a GTX560. I can see where the system will just stop responding/rendering and the GPU drops to zero.
Once I figured out the correct settings she blazes %100 full GPU renders. Chances are you are overheating. Might be one of your bridges that may not give you temp readings.
Good luck! ~J -
Thanks man! I just did the USB 3.0 update and it didn’t help. Must need another bus I guess. Just got a message that it’s exceeding the bandwidth. Gonna try the Avermedia USB 2.0 capture with a shuttle. Want to buy an intensity shuttle? Bummer!
Mainly looking to eventually use 2 HD USB capture devices on a laptop so I won’t be adding the additional bus.
Thanks anyway. ~J -
Where did you find the firmware updates? I’m trying to run 2 intensity shuttle on my EVGA X58 and it seems that only 1 can start. Windows sees the other one but it says that it can not start it.
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Hey guys. So what is the best DVD rendering settings. I’ve done all kinds of tests with “upper field”, “progressive”, CBR, VBR, etc…
I make really kick ass looking vids that are perfect on preview and other formats (yes they look good as an MPG-2) but every time I render to DVD and have my DVD player up-convert it to my HD monitor it has a little pixelization EVEN THOUGH other industry dvd’s look brilliant.
Why or what can I do to smooth out the pixelization that DVD Architect/Vegas make that the DVD player notices.
This is driving me crazy… Thanks guys! ~J -
Great post. I have the same issue. Looks great on everything except when my DVD/BluRay player up-converts the DVD to my high def tv then it’s a little pixelated but when I play any other Industry DVD’s on it it looks totally awesome.
I think it’s an issue with the way Vegas or DVD Architect renders or something like that. I guess I’ll try Neat. I don’t see why the in field shoot would make any difference for this issue.
Anyway I’ll be sure and post the solution if I find one.
Thanks and please keep posting ideas! ~JVonD -
That’s cool! Thanks for the post. So are you able to set all faders to work with Vegas? I know in ProTools you can only get 8 faders to work at one time. I’d like to have an 18 track setup using the nanokontroler’s knobs and faders.
I bought Vegas Pro 9 for video editing and now that I’m trying to use Vegas as a DAW for live sound I’m wondering if it’s “the way to go” over other DAW’s.
Thanks again! ~JVonD