Mark Barton
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Yes FASST Apps were a great deal, but since Sony sold Vegas, VASST does not seem to have a way to sell products on their web site. VASST still does updates if you have a license.
I have since switched over to Vegasaur and have been happy with the support with the current version of Vegas Pro.
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It is still wide screen. The picture will not seem as detailed as 1080p. Go ahead and render to that video stream default and also render the audio separately as AC3. DVD Architect will see the video and audio files with the same name and load the audio for you when you add the video stream.
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I was able to experience the same thing. New project and drag a single event on the timeline. I could not select a loop region beyond the end of the event. If I then drag the event to the right on the timeline and then move it back to the left, then I can select the region just past the event.
I usually just extend my current event and adjust the fade, but it looks like any editing that changes the default timeline endpoint will allow you to then select past the event.
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I had problems at one point and the workaround that helped me at the time was to use Vegasaur’s option to render in the background. There is a small arrow next to the Render button in the Vegasaur Transcoder and that will show the Background Render option. I later started using only Boris BCC Title Studio or Red 5 for my titles. I got tired of paying upgrade fees to both Boris and NewBlue and that seemed to stabilize my system more too.
I did not realize build 311 was out. I have not tried with that build of VP15 yet.
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I had problems at one point and the workaround that helped me at the time was to use Vegasaur’s option to render in the background. There is a small arrow next to the Render button in the Vegasaur Transcoder and that will show the Background Render option. I later started using only Boris BCC Title Studio or Red 5 for my titles. I got tired of paying upgrade fees to both Boris and NewBlue and that seemed to stabilize my system more too.
Anyway, I hope the background render option works for you too.
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In the video preview dialog, try changing the setting from Preview (Half) to Preview (Auto). Vegas will zoom in on the preview if you force the resolution to something higher than that dialog can display.
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You could try right clicking the iso file in explorer and see if there is an option to burn the image. I have not tried that method, but on my Windows 7 system if brought up the option.
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I did not find a way to load the iso into DVD Architect. The only option is to open a DVDA project folder that was prepared.
I know what you mean with img burn. I installed it a while ago when I saw that John Rofrano was recommending it years ago on this forum. I like that I can run two instances of imgburn to write the same iso file to the two burners in my system to speed up making a handful of copies.
I think John moved on to some other software utility afterwards.
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For iso files, I always used imgburn.
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I have done 18 chapter points in three pages of menus with no problems, but that was one video file, using DVD Architect Pro 6 build 237.
Since you say it does not give you any error messages, I would try clearing the temp files since it probably left some around after the failed attempts.
I would type windows-key R to get the run prompt and type in %TEMP%
Try to delete all files there, some will not delete since they are currently held open.Do the same for C:\windows\temp