Mike Kujbida
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COW Coins
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If your end product is a DVD, then yes, render to MPEG-2.
Because it’s so short, use a CBR of 8,000,000.
You’ll have to scale it down though as you won’t be able to do HD, only SD resolution.Your repeated errors have me concerned though.
I’m wondering if you have a corrupt clip in the timeline somewhere.
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Try rendering to AVI first and then convert that to WMV.
It’ll be a lot less strain on your system.If it still crashes, break it up into sections and then piece it back together for the final render.
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Here’s a link to an article on it, direct from Sony.
Here’s another link to three YouTube clips from the folks at VASST on some of it’s new features.
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I’m not go into all the details but the online help in DVD Architect has enough information to help you through this.
Do your search on “Commentary tracks”. -
Thanks guys.
I consider it an honour and a privilege to be up there with Spot Edward and Rick. -
So if I upgrade using the old Vegas, does that mean I can transfer license of version 7 to someone else?
Contact Customer Service at Sony, let them know that you’re doing this and everything will be OK.
Will they be able to upgrade too?
Even though Sony used your Vegas 5/DVDA 2 numbers, you’re already using Vegas 7 so unfortunately not 🙁
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Apparently the online help is the place to look for information about ProType.
You can also check out Absolute Training for Vegas, the new Vegas 8 training DVD from VASST. -
Sorry James but I have no idea.
I’m running 32-bit XP SP2 myself and, with the short time I had to play this morning, everything seemed to be working just fine. -
Blurring Faces a la “Cops” from Vol. 1, # 12 of Edward’s Troxel’s (excellent & free) newsletters.
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Place your cursor at the top left if it’s the first image or the top right if it’s the last image.
You’ll see the cursor change to a 1/4 circle.
Drag this forwards or backwards to give you a fade to or from black.
The more you drag it, the longer the fade will be.