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  • Wondered if there had been a solution on this as I have a similar issue here today with a Radeon HD 6670 on a Windows 8 system 16GB Ram. I can render incrementally (approx. 2 min segments) which while a work around on my current deadline is of course a real pain and resource hog.

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  • Peter Doris

    April 7, 2010 at 3:58 pm in reply to: Graphics Rendering with Jagged Edges?

    Hey Pete,

    Unless it is progressive scan, I’d avoid rendering in that mode from Vegas itself.
    And John is correct on the size front, obviously that might be a problem for you too if you are doing anything flashy with the graphic.
    Personally I alway render at best quality, even for web based jobs, best to render out from the NLE high and then down sample later IMHO.
    Another wee tip for the record is VirtualDub which has some great resizing as well as deinterlacing options, plus its free.
    Vegas pre version 9 can frameserve directly to it using the free debugmode frameserver which is great for keeping the highest quality whilst converting mixed field media to a progressive stream if thats the way you wanna go it.
    Unfortunatly I don’t think there is a working plugin for ver 9 yet.

    Best of luck

    Pete

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  • Peter Doris

    April 7, 2010 at 12:13 pm in reply to: Graphics Rendering with Jagged Edges?

    Hi Pete,

    Its a field order issue.
    Coming from PAL land myself I always make sure my project is upper field first in HDV editing.
    But you should try as much as possible to edit in the native format the source material is in.
    Seems like your BlueRay encode works because it is deinterlacing everthing by default.
    The PSD is obviously not interlaced or video source so thats whats giving you the issue.
    There are clear advantages to keeping things interlaced if thats what source you have in terms of quality.
    However as far as a resolution to your situation goes, personally I would render the graphic with the correct field order out of After Effects and recomposite, but I’m aware you might not have that option.

    Best of luck

    P

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  • Peter Doris

    April 6, 2010 at 9:00 pm in reply to: Vegas 32bit/64bit – compatible?

    Hi Sam,

    Not 100% sure about the network render bit, but the projects themselves are definitely compatible I use both every day and interchange freely.

    Pete

    http://www.nexusdigitalmedia.tv

  • Peter Doris

    April 6, 2010 at 8:57 pm in reply to: HD rendering problem

    Cheers David,

    Thanks for the solution mate, I must’ve turned that option off in error. Was pulling my hair out here.

    Appreciated

    Pete

    http://www.nexusdigitalmedia.tv

  • Peter Doris

    May 12, 2009 at 1:11 am in reply to: render failed

    Brilliant,

    Thank you so much worked for me too

    Best

    P

  • Cheers David,

    I’ll get time to try that later today and will give you some feedback
    Thanks for the prompt response

    Best

    P

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