Martin Phillips
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suitably embarrassed !!! – thanks John
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Yes, do this additional work as a separate project. Then when you are ready, bring that veg file into the full film timeline. If you need to make any further tweaks to this section, just open the separate project, make the change, and the veg file in the full project timeline will automatically update. Martin
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Yes, do this additional work as a separate project. Then when you are ready, bring that veg file into the full film timeline. If you need to make any further tweaks to this section, just open the separate project, make the change, and the veg file in the full project timeline will automatically update. Martin
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Remember though, that with a 32bit system (or windows xp) you are limited to 4GB ram, regardless of how much is installed. In fact Vegas will only be allowed to use 2GB out of the 4 installed in a 32bit system. 64bit systems, are not limited, so Vegas will use all the ram and all the cores to render. A 90 minute HD film will render to a DVD template in 50 minutes (2 pass vbr render).
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I made the move a year ago. As well as being able to provide clients with HD copies on bluray, you will see a huge improvement in your current workflow-particually render times. I went for a windows 7, i7 processor, 12GB ram. Be sure to upgrade to Vegas 9 64bit. You will see it fly ……. Martin
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Additonal note: if I play the clip on my iPhone – there are no issues, it plays fine !!! Martin
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Greg, my tip is to move to 64but win7 and the 64bit version of Vegas 9. That way you can benefit from all you installed ram. I have 12 gb ram and Vegas uses all 16 cores when rendering. For multi layered HD editing I would recommend this.
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If you can open the old project in an older version of Vegas, I would cut & paste them all to a word doc, and then create them again in the new project.
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A lot of DVD players are switchable. Also, if you are using a vegas pal template (with out changing it) it should be fine.
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Thanks Douglas, I am not sure how to do that? My current workaround is to render out each part as a mt2 file and join them all up. Martin