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  • I am having I think the same problem.

    I work at a small TV station & use DVD architect on a daily basis.

    I use Architect to have all of my credits & commercial blocks for a show ready at the dvd player (live shows). On one show & one show only when I burn the DVD it loses the thumbnail (keeps the title) of each clip & each clip has no video. After I burn the disk & reload the project it comes up with a cannot render error on the clips.

    I thought maybe my project had become corrupted & started from scratch & it still did it! All the clips are standard ntsc avi files, they span 4 menus with 6 to 9 clips per menu.

    Again, I use DVD Architect (& Vegas) on a daily basis & I am only having problems with this one show…

    I am currently copying the directory to a flash disk to move it to another computer and see if it is computer specific. BTW, new quad 4 computer running 64 bit Windows 7.

    Did you fid a fix?

  • Philip Scoggins

    August 11, 2009 at 1:27 pm in reply to: Render Failure – DVD Architect

    I’m having the save problem with a project that I’ve been updating every few months for about 4 years. Several of the clips now say “Render Failure” with little no symbols in the corners of the clips.

    Nothing has changed on most of the clips, I just updated one of the commercial blocks and now over half of my clips show this.

    If I burn the DVD it only shows the text for the clip on the menu & when you select it for playback you only get audio.

    Another DVD Architect Pro 5.0 feature? And I am a legitimate user in case that changes a response.

    Philip

  • Philip Scoggins

    July 1, 2009 at 4:30 pm in reply to: Quality Problem?

    I’ve been having the same problem. I tried changing my preview quality down to draft and the lost/muted track appeared in my preview. I then changed the quality back to good and it stayed.

    Is Vegas 9 any more stable than 8.1?

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