Mike Kujbida
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When you’re in DVDA, right click – select background media.
BTW, it is in the help file. Search “background media”.Mike
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FAM = File Access Mode
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Sorry but all that information is lost when you do any editing 🙁
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The number of FX will also slow the initial render down too.
However, if you choose the right render settings, DVDA will never have to re-render. -
With a video that long, you need to adjust the MPEG bit rate in Vegas using a bit rate calculator. By my calculations, you’d set it to a CBR of 6400 or a VBR of 8000, 6400 & 3800. This assumes you’re rendering the audio as AC3.
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Place a marker (M key) at the beginning of song #1.
Place another marker at the end of song #1.
Repeat for all songs.
Now double click in the area above the timeline between markers 1 & 2.
The section between these two should now be highlighted.
If anything other than this happens, try it again and raise the cursor a bit higher in this blank area.
Now select “File – Render As” and select “Wave (Microsoft)(*.wav) in the “Save as type box.
Give it a name (song 1.wav for example).
Before you click “Save” be sure to select the “render loop region only” box. This way, only that song will be rendered.
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All you can do at this point is to make the white area less white. Because the picture has been over exposed quite a bit, all the detail is gone and can’t be recovered. Sorry 🙁
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I’ve done this numerous times without any problems whatsoever.
Mike
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Google lighting trusses.
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It’s a spelling mistake.
Try https://www.dykortech.com instead.