Richard Moskowitz
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5g’s
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I was mistaken, I did have DVD Architect. I did just as you said Mr. Bolton(many thanks), but when the mpg and ac3 were dropped on the timeline, I played and they both were hugely out of sync. I did not even attempt to make a dvd for that reason, and DVD Architect had said it was too small to fit on a standard(4.7) dvd.
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I don’t have dvd architect.
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Many thanks for the suggestion. I did try it. Rendering video and audio separately went fine, but I can only drop the video portion as a new project on the timeline. I had rendered the audio portion as .ac3 as you suggested, but Vegas wont let me drop the audio into the timeline. And neither of the files are listed in the explorer of Vegas. I dropped the video portion by going to windows explorer, but the .ac3 wouldn’t take on the timeline.
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Absolutely no third party anything’s. Render with variable. Vegas Pro 13 64(Build 373)
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Thanks for the advise. I did a low level and a bare bones of win 7 64. Just tried a render and still hugely out of sync.
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I certainly understand your rational, but why then would a baby steps program like live movie maker accomplish to perfection what solid professional program like Vegas couldn’t do? Not putting you on the spot, just a generalized wonder.
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Stereo, because that is how it was captured. I uploaded a few snipping photo’s to show my details.
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John: Thank you for you sympathy. Just to be clear, I’m not bashing Vegas. I want to use it over anything else.
Capturing- I use an Avermedia C027 Internal PCI-E ( https://www.avermedia-usa.com/avertv/product/ProductDetail.aspx?Id=482 ) DVD/VCR player plugged directly into the internal card. Then I play and record from a vhs tape. Here are the settings for capturing and system specs:
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Ok, but I see no sub category with an option of 60fps?