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  • One more thing to try:

    Render your video as Uncompressed Avi.
    (consider applying sharpen FX on the Master track set to 0)

    Let DVD Architect make the conversion to DVD format (mpeg2)

    strange, but this method gives me the best results.

    good luck

    Or Tal

  • Or Tal

    November 18, 2009 at 12:37 am in reply to: Is this “effect” available in SV9?

    It’s even easier to do that using the ProType Titler.

    true, the ProType Titler is annoying and buggy

    but still useful sometimes….

    let me know if you want specific instructions

    Or Tal

  • Or Tal

    November 9, 2009 at 10:22 pm in reply to: Clips have turned red on the timeline in 9c

    HI Norman,

    And I never go anywhere online with my desktop except hunting for .jpg's on three websites

    Would you recommend those webs? I really need sources of nice pics

    Thank a lot !

    Or Tal

  • Or Tal

    November 7, 2009 at 3:23 pm in reply to: Vegas 9c still with rendering issues

    HEY Dude. I understand your frustration. lots of work

    2 more things to try:

    1. when you render try check the “use network rendering”, even though you don’t have any, just try click next and next and see if something good happens….

    2. check if it freezes on a certain point on your video. may’be some event on the TL makes VEGAS crazy. try to play with it, change things or just render this event to a new track. do you get any red screens on your TL ?

    don’t lose hope…(:

    Or Tal

  • Or Tal

    November 7, 2009 at 9:05 am in reply to: Vegas 9c still with rendering issues

    I’ll tell you what I do, and It’s working for me

    1. before you render, clean the project media (remove unused files) this is the lightning icon on the project media tab/

    2.after that save the project to a new file. it removes all unused media from your ram.

    2. restart your computer

    3. Ctrl+Alt+Del, processes, disable anti virus, and unnecessary proccesses by hitting the Delete Key

    4. open VEGAS, and RENDER. don’t use the computer while rendering.

    does it work ? 🙂

    Or Tal

  • Lagarith AVI is one the best to compress h.264 from !!!

    good luck

    Or Tal

  • Or Tal

    November 1, 2009 at 6:27 am in reply to: Great function I would like to share

    This function splits and deletes a certain range from all the tracks on the timeline at once.

    click the mouse and drag in the timeline from left to right
    A blue range appear
    now hit the Delete key
    all the events in this range from all the tracks are deleted at once

    Is it more clear this time 🙂 ??

    Or Tal

  • Or Tal

    October 30, 2009 at 6:20 am in reply to: Not Enough System Memory problem solved!

    Sounds Interesting dude !!!

    I’ll give it a try, Thanks a lot for sharing!

    BTW
    from time to time I get this red window on the timeline
    when it tries to play/read imported .psd photoshop files

    any idea how to overcome? I guess it’s a memory issue as well…

    Or Tal

  • Or Tal

    October 29, 2009 at 5:59 pm in reply to: A Bug ?? Please help

    OMG you are right !!!!! wow thanks!!

    How did you knew it ? and is there a logic behind this feature ?

    Or Tal

  • Or Tal

    October 19, 2009 at 11:55 pm in reply to: odometer-style number roll

    Check out VIDEO FX
    Time code
    Apply it to event and play with it

    If you don’t succeed send a massage

    Or Tal

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