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  • Mark Mccormack

    August 2, 2010 at 2:05 pm in reply to: Vegas Pro 9.0e Still Crashing

    Many times on different programs i have had one clip that will not work. I have to open it in another program and render it out then add it back in. I have been using Vegas 9 with an i7 and gigabyte board, windows 7 64 bit and no problems ever. the bad clips i used to encounter were in premier. Also if they are HDV clips, I changed my ram buffer to 100% in capture properties when i am capturing.

  • Its only if you are rendering to mpeg, you can change the field order in the custom tab. If you are rendering to wvm there is no option.

  • Have you tried changing to progressive scan when you render?

  • Mark Mccormack

    March 30, 2010 at 11:29 am in reply to: 11Gb Render for a 2 Minute Clip?

    I have been trying to render so as to make a web flash file.
    I had to use wmv no bigger than 6mbps 720p, then encode to flash at 400. works fine.
    Any larger files had heaps of trouble with the flash encoding.

  • Try right click on the clip and switches – reduce interlace flicker.

  • Mark Mccormack

    March 30, 2010 at 11:22 am in reply to: Scroll Bar on Timeline missing

    Had the same problem time and time again. Didn’t resolve till i changed to a new computer.
    It can be fixed by changing the background on your windows desktop.
    You need to do this ever time it happens.

  • Mark Mccormack

    March 30, 2010 at 11:19 am in reply to: All sorts of problems (please help!)

    Hope this helps,
    A – try going to properties of your project. Make sure the template is HDV 1440 – 1080 or if the camera is Full HD set the project for that.
    B – check your project media and hit the lightning button to get rid of all unwanted media.
    C – when you are making a project the project saves all your undos in ram, so save your project them close it then reopen before you render.
    D – when you render put the ram preview to o.
    E – Cry.

  • Mark Mccormack

    March 18, 2010 at 1:18 am in reply to: please help remove black bars from sides

    to float text, just choose left in your text position and at end of key frame choose right. It plays across your screen. Fade end in and out and it “floats”

  • Mark Mccormack

    March 18, 2010 at 1:14 am in reply to: sony vegas

    You don’t need your camera playing, just got to capture choose dv, then your camera should sync to your computer.

  • Mark Mccormack

    March 17, 2010 at 3:01 am in reply to: sony vegas

    Are you are filming to tape. In HDV.

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