Marco Baer
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Be sure you had preview set to “Best (Full)” and also try to uncheck GPU acceleration both for render settings as well as in “Options/Preferences/Video“.
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Yes, AAF is not a “save” but an “export” option in Vegas Pro.
Maybe your Vegas Pro project structure is too complex to adopt to AAF or tools are used which could not be rebuild in AAF.
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After you zoomed and moved the area with the normal edit tool, first click onto the mask line, then click onto the last anchor you created, not till then change to the anchor creation tool.
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Please check the file via MediaInfo and see what it means for the frame size.
Of course it would still look like 16:9 if you don’t edit the frame in any way. But it probably is not 16:9 but letterboxed 1:1. Try cropping your video events to a 1:1 frame size in the timeline before rendering.
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I just tested again with exact same render settings as in your screenshot and my rendered file is 1080×1080.
But how do you check your video still is 1920×1080? Did you already try to analyze via MediaInfo?
My guess is your result may also be 1080×1080 but with black bars on bottom and top because (of course) the video is neither stretched nor cropped to make the 16:9 format fit the 1:1 frame now.
If that it is you need to further edit your timeline events, while cropping is the prefered method. -
Any chance to show a screenshot of your render settings?
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It should mean: “… like rendering was not …”
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There should be no .tmp file in the end. This looks like rendered what not have been finalized.
Also – did you ensure in the render window you unchecked “Conform frame size by source”?
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In VP13 rendering to MainConcept AVC when having set the size to 1080×1080 works fine here. You may need to start from the render preset “Internet-HD 1080p” and modify the size then.
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” How did you find out?”
I just was sure it worked some days before thus I tried everything which affects video processing.
Happy New Year!