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  • Peter Bailey

    July 25, 2010 at 6:51 am in reply to: can’t drop clip on timeline (Vegas Pro 9)

    i would reset vegas, i know there is a key combination you can press so that when you start vegas it resets to its default. I had some oddities like this in earlier versions BUT since switching to win 7 and with latest updates no probs whatsoever.

    regards in advance

  • Peter Bailey

    July 24, 2010 at 10:50 am in reply to: Squares/pixels when rendering

    i am no expert but have similar system to you, i recall a few weeks ago my rendered videos were pixelated, I have a reasonable graphics card and fast system but have some pixelation on preview, i had to set the deinterlace method to i believe blend fields to get rid of these kind of artifacts on render.

    anyway its only a suggestion hope it helps

    regards in advance

  • Peter Bailey

    June 26, 2010 at 4:04 pm in reply to: Vegas Pro 9 to DVD Archatect Pro 5 Best Practice?

    Read a later post on rendering issue with plat studio and made the same correction, now it renders fine. thx anyway in case you read the post and my problem was work in progress

  • Peter Bailey

    June 26, 2010 at 3:21 pm in reply to: Vegas Pro 9 to DVD Archatect Pro 5 Best Practice?

    I have full hd footage from a panasonic tm300. the project settings are HD 1080-50i (1920×1080, 25.000 fps) which vegas detected automatically.

    If i view with the preview window in vegas everything is fine BUT vegas is playing at preview half but i assume if it looks good there it should be fine.

    Can confirm rendering to avchd works fine.

    I have previously rendered to avchd different files and they were fine when played on my ps3. this is the first time I have rendered to dvd quality.

    I am finding on rendering that when people move their sides look corrugated. At the moment I did as this thread save as main concept mpeg2 dvdarchitect dvd pal and then did the audio after.

    removing the color corrector plug in makes no difference. not sure what to do now.

    all the software is legal and uptodate.

  • Peter Bailey

    August 16, 2009 at 7:40 pm in reply to: render AVCHD and burn to DVD troubles

    the platinum has a known issue with crashing on render with the sony codec. buy it then log a support request, then sony will send you a 20//5 discount link which you can use to upgrade to the pro its much more stable.

  • Peter Bailey

    August 15, 2009 at 6:12 pm in reply to: sony vegas pro 9 slow preview

    This is a new issue with vegas I have all the same as you technically BUT I have 8gb of ddr 2 ram. I have been having problems with this after the update of vegas pro 9.

    I have made loads of checks on my pc and its running great, i wonder if anyone has reported this to snoy andway here are my pc specs:

    intel q9550 2.8 ocd to 3.2ghz
    cpu at 400 with fsb at 1600
    ocz gold series ddr2 at 400mhz 5,6,6,18 ratio 1:1
    gigabyte p35c-ds3rv2 motherboard
    bfg tech gtx 260 oc max graphics card
    2 x wd raptor 150 gb raid 0
    coolermaster 850 modular psu
    coolit water cooling.
    pioneer blueray writer.
    Focusrite firewire saffire pro 24 audio interface
    edirol monitor speakers front
    creative gigaworks speakers rear
    centre speaker not yet installed
    iiyama prolite e2403ws 24 inch hd monitor
    samsung 2433bw 24 inch hd monitor.

    vegas pro 9
    cinescore
    soundforge 9
    acid pro 7
    sonar 8 pro

    vista ultimate sp2 64 bit

    advice would be helpful on this issue its driving me mad too.

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