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M2t is a compressed format – already a strain on most editing PC’s. Any edits have to be re-encoded – every frame that is affected by the edits is re-encoded. And that takes even more processing power.
Steve Mann
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“…- Defend Sony and Vegas all you want but why? If they’ve broken something, and they have, they need to listen and fix it!
If they have broken something *AND* can reproduce the problem, then they will fix it. Three or four users with problems after the upgrade hardly makes a compelling argument to drop everything else to fix the issue. The generated text bug that was introduced in an earlier release comes to mind. The problems with the generated text was widespread AND repeatable. And it got fixed pretty fast.
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Stephen Mann
May 18, 2010 at 5:59 am in reply to: I need a quicker way to do something that should be simple, this will take days. -
Stephen Mann
May 13, 2010 at 5:00 pm in reply to: Vegas 9 Pro not rendering 100% with Dell i7 Studio XPS desktop?“Very “up and down” and not 100% as they where justa week ago on the same machine.”
Now I understand the question.
There was some change from 9c to 9d that resulted in improved resource handling. I worry when something shows 100% processor use since that can indicate a runaway process that is not releasing resources. It does *not* mean that the program is working as hard as it can for the assigned task.
The bottom line should be the editing experience. Does encoding the same project take dramatically more or less time than previous? Or is it, as I suspect, about the same?
Steve Mann
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Stephen Mann
May 12, 2010 at 7:03 pm in reply to: Vegas 9 Pro not rendering 100% with Dell i7 Studio XPS desktop?You mean those little-bitty postage stamp images that have some green in them? Sorry, but you assumed that I would know what to look for. I can barely see them, let alone decode your incomplete question.
Again, you aren’t providing much information nor asking a coherent question. If English isn’t your first language, then I apologize.
If this is on Windows 7 then you are only seeing improvements in how Windows.
Steve Mann
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Stephen Mann
May 11, 2010 at 3:53 pm in reply to: Vegas 9 Pro not rendering 100% with Dell i7 Studio XPS desktop?I still don’t see a question there. Try speaking in complete sentences.
If this is your first experience with Windows 7, then then you may be seeing the improved efficiencies in Windows 7.Steve Mann
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Stephen Mann
May 11, 2010 at 3:23 am in reply to: Vegas 9 Pro not rendering 100% with Dell i7 Studio XPS desktop? -
Stephen Mann
May 7, 2010 at 6:22 am in reply to: Vegas cant seem to import these files Any suggestions?Sometimes, renaming the .vob to .mpg works.
For the CSS nonsense, look for a DVD Decrypter program on Google. Remove the CSS protection and Vegas should handle the files OK.
Steve Mann
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Is your system overclocked? Random memory problems can indicate an overclocking error.
Steve Mann
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I can’t help you with free, but look at Moyea MX-Pro. I use it to encode Fash video from Vegas AVI files.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
http://www.mmdv.com