Martin Phillips
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Try copy & pasting the events etc to a fresh timeline and rendering from there. If that doesn’t work, try rendering out in sections. Martin
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“Just for clarity, HDV is MPEG2. The very same MPEG2 codec used on DVD’s except at a higher resolution and 25Mbps bit-rate”
So as I film in HDV, would this be a better template to select than a bluray one?
Regards Martin
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Select the clip in the trimmer, mark an in and out point and use the tab (I think, I’ve assigned it to a shuttle pro button) and toggle through video, audio or both.
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Just a little tip – check on the price of an upgrade from the software you have, and/or getting an older version of Vegas pro and upgrading that !!!
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Hi Chris,
Sorry to jump in on your thread like this, but do you have a personal email that i could drop you a message on…. nothing strange i promise you…!!
Regards
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Hi John,
Yes when i render in Vegas, just 3 templates have the = symbol next to them. One is a HDV template (which outputs in HDV not MPEG2) and the other 2 are bluray templates 25mbs and 8mbs…. so if i choose the 25mps bluray template the default settings within that template are VBR 30.000/25.000/18.000…that’s fine…. then when i go to burn in DVDA the default bit rate for bluray is 18000 constant (that’s what it looks like to me)…does this not mean a re-render at DVDA?
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Forgot to say. Vegas pro 9 comes in both 32 & 64 bit versions. Dvda 5 has just the one version ( I think ). Martin
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My understanding (having looked through the Sony creative site) is that your software doesn’t come in 64bit. (you might want to check this out tiyself with Sony). If that is the case, then that is your problem. It’s doesn’t matter who much ram your system has, my understanding is that you will only be able to use about 4 gb instead of the 12. Hope that helps. Maerin
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Hi geoff,
I’ve just moved to Vegas 64 bit and I must say the render times are roughly one third of what they use to be. Now faster than real time and that’s with 2 pass setting. My new system is i7 12 gb ram, and Vegas has defaulted to 16 cores. Martin
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Hi Jon,
Its a bit strange…. no i only loaded the mouse driver after it woldnt work with the standard windows drivers…. it looks like i may have resolved itself, i have just swapped a new mouse off PC 2 and the zooming works… just one of those things i guess.
Whilst i have you Jon, i have now got the new workstation we discussed on email (via your own site), its i7 12 GB ram on win 7 – and so far so good. Having gone through the preferences after loading Vegas 64 bit, i have noticed that the threads for render is showing as 16…. should i leave it there or reduce to 12, allowing 1 GB of ram per thread?
Kind regards
Martin