John Rofrano
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[Ole Kristiansen] “Sony MXF 4:2:2 50Mbit”
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Sony MXF HD422 is an awesome format for not only editing, but delivering the final product for broadcast.
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[Blayde Stone] “Good morning, I have been “all over the map” trying to find out why Create Video Proxy option is “not appearing” on the drop down when I right click clips in the Project Media Bin, I have Sony Vegas 11.”
I believe that creating video proxy files in the Project Media window for optimized editing and playback was a feature introduced in Vegas Pro 12.0. Which is why you don’t see it in Vegas Pro 11.
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[Gage Smith] “RAM Preview set to “Draft (Half)””
Sorry if I wasn’t clear/accurate… by RAM Preview I meant go into Options | Preferences | Video and what does Dynamic RAM Preview max say? The default is 200. This memory is actually subtracted from the memory used to render so if you set it too high, you could run out of memory while rendering because the Dynamic RAM Preview memory will not be used.
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This is what you need to determine. If you can render the whole video in 5 or 6 second sections then there isn’t anything wrong with the media or FX, it has something to do with running out of resources while rendering. How much memory do you have? What do you have RAM Preview set to? That has an effect on how much memory you have left to render with.
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[Khanh Luong] “But in order for me to not have this problem in the future it is recommended I upgrade to 14?”
I am told that 14 supports QuickTime natively now. If that’s true, then that would be one solution. I would download the free trial and see for yourself.
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The question is what is stopping it at frame 500? One test is to make a timeline selection from a few seconds before 500 to a few seconds after 500 and render that region and see if it still stops at 500. Since 500 / 29.976 fps is about 16 seconds (00:00:16;00), make the timeline selection from 00:00:14;00 to 00:00:18;00. Then render just the selection and see if it stops.
If it does stop, then try and remove any media on all tracks at 500 and try again. If it gets through the second time then something about the media, or an effect that you applied to the media at 500 is what’s causing the problem.
If it doesn’t stop at 500 when you render just the region then perhaps it’s running out of resources after rendering just 16 seconds which would be highly unlikely.
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My workflow was to Open a Copy the first time, but then open the actual file for the remainder of the edits. This avoided having multiple copies of copies. It seemed to work well for me and the subsequent edits were always reflected on the timeline because I was just editing the same copy over and over while keeping the original the same.
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[Justin Vingoe] “The line does not however appear on Mozilla Firefox.”
That suggests to me that it’s a browser issue.
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When you import media, it places the media in the Project Media pool. You still have to physically drag and drop it from the project media onto the timeline. Is this what’s confusing you?
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I don’t believe that Movie Studio does anything special with the Voice track over the Music track but you can always add more tracks (up to10 audio tracks I think). Just create a new audio track and delete the one that is misbehaving.
Also you can Normalize right in Movie Studio by right-clicking on a clip and opening the Properties and checking the Normalize checkbox. No need to use Audacity for this.
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