Roland Wehlend
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Hi John,
I got it working! First I rendered my Sony HDR-CX7 *.mts files to MPEG-2, Blu-Ray 1920×1080-60i with file extension *.m2v. Then I rendered the audio track using *.ac3. No low memory messages at all and the rendering time was OK. I also tried .avi and that worked well too (audio included, but quality for some reason not quite as good as with .m2v and separate audio stream). After that I took it to the 5.0 version of DVD Architect to burn a BD-R disk – and it didn’t even re-compress the video stream, it just compressed a few sound files – the output is fantastic.
So I’m all good for now – thanks much for your earlier advises, Roland
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…sorry, forgot: No need for a reply at this time; I’ll try to work with it over the weekend and see what results I get with different settings, etc. I’ll post my findings after. Cheers, Roland
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Hi John,
I have the same problem. Just upgraded to Sony Vegas HD Production 10. I use an 8-core (7i Intel) Dell XPS, 12GB memory, 1 TB disk and run Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit. I get the low memory message when I render an project that has raster images and many .mts files to 1080-1920 (pal for my good folks in Europe), mpeg-2. I open the task mgr, and it shows that I have 9GB mem left.
All the best, Roland
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Hi John, thank you – much appreciated. I read in an earlier post that it can only output 720, that’s where I got a bit uncertain. I’ll give it a try then. Also – thanks much for your efforts and inputs into this form! Have a great Happy New Year, Roland
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Hi there, I hope I’m not asking something that’s already been covered: I use a Sony HDR-CX7 AVCHD, Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 9 and Sony DVD Architect 4.5. So far for regular DVD’s (16:9) it has worked out well. Now I would like to go to Blu-Ray. Would the new Vegas HD Production Suite with the DVD Architect 5 allow me to take my .mts source files and create a movie with true 1080×1920 BD-R output? Thanks much and all the best, Roland