Matthes Norton
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I have been working on small 720 30p and 480 60p clips and then using the background rending feature of the network rending option to render to uncompressed 720 24p and 480 24p on two SATA drive striped for fast data transfer I than import the uncompressed files into my full length project time line, add any additional effects I want before rendering to my desired output. I find this helps cut down on overall rending time in terms of work flow and quality.
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V4 was so much more stable than V5. Every Time I open it I get unknown error messages. It locks up and crashes when playing large HDV files but that might be because I am under powered for what I am doing. I didn’t ketch the exact problem that you are having but I have had problems with rendering CRB MPEG Transport streams HDV. It would get up 3.99Gbs and freeze. I finally tried doing a clean install on another drive. no problem rendering but I couldn’t get magic built to install. another Idea for your problems, Try creating a fresh new preset for your MPEG rendering I have found this to work when for some unknown reason one of the presets decides it just isn’t going to render at all.
as for flicker I haven’t noticed a big problem with text in menus unless I compress it allot. I have had problems with flickering text within video. increasing the bit rate in Vegas seams to reduce it but it still shows up on a interlace TV but not so much on a progressive monitor and not at all on the computer. I have seen previews on Hollywood movie DVD’s do the same thing so I am assuming it is the DVD player and TV more than the software. non the less an anti flicker option does sound good. I mostly render 24p and 30p DVD files which look great on an HD monitor but not as good on a standard TV set.
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It says it is a cineform codect but maybe it is not the cineform codect. this is the latest down load I am talking about not a boxed set. It comes with all sorts of HDV presets. I was hoping I just had to put in the right #s and get it to look better. I’ll just stick with what works for now. I have done all sorts of tests from free codects to codects you have to pay for with the exception of Conect HD. Huffy still come out as the winner in speed and quality. The best thing is it is free. The only down fall is that it requres a lot of drive space.
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I too would love to see this feature for my D-VHS presentaions
Would also like to see encoding for Blue ray HD-DVDs. Looks like I will be sitting this round out from all the mess I have heard and wait for some real improvements with version 7. They finaly got 5 working thow that still locks up on me doing HDV.