Rob Franks
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Vegas will not make use of your vid card in any special way at all. Vegas is pure memory and cpu driven and the video card (what ever type it may be) will not have any effect.
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I don’t know what to tell you. I am not seeing these issues in DVDa and Blu Ray. I can set up a chapter menu and everything functions just fine. Of course I’m not really using any older templates (what I do is usually custom done for each BD)and that may be the difference.
I would do a custom template from scratch just to test DVDa and make sure all is okay in that direction.
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That sounds good.
I would however go into the custom settings and take the quality slider and move it all the way up (It defaults at the half-way point)
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A free answer I’m not sure of… but there are relatively cheap programs like Photoshop Elements which contain batch rendering that can take an entire folder of pics and re-configure things like resolution.
As for media off line and search… if you change the name of the file then the media will for sure go off line and the search feature won’t work because it’s looking for a different name. If you change the pic type (change the extension) then that will constitute a name change and you will have to redirect the media off line search manually with each pic. I *think* though that Excalibur has a “media replace” feature if I’m not mistaken?? It’s free to check out anyway.
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I think 8c 1nd 8.1 worked better in terms of preview, but I also think 9a clearly does a better job with the final render when using the sony avc encoder. They have obviously done some fine tuning in this area.
For best results under 9a all I can say is use a fast computer and a 64 bit OS so you can use the dynamic ram system to its fullest potential.