Stephen Mann
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“…it could heat to the point of freezing.”
now there’s an interesting oxymoron.
Seriously, if the render locks up at exactly the same place every time, then it almost has to be the media. If the lockup location is apparently random, but at about the same timeframe, then it could well be a heat related problem in the CPU.
Is your motherboard ovrclocked? Rendering is CPU intensive and an overclocked processor is not the best way to operate a rendering PC.
If you know your way inside the advanced BIOS settings, try underclocking – slow the processor clock down. If it renders without error, then you have a PC problem. Maybe the processor can’t handle the load of rendering.
Steve
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The popup is likely coming from the OS, not Vegas. Somewhere in your project media list there is a pointer to media that is no longer accessible to the program. An external drive, for example.
Steve Mann
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Yes, V6 can render RM9 right out of the box. Why anyone would want to use RM is beyond comprehension, but the codec is there.
Steve
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I do something similar to this when I want to make “easter eggs” available after a particular chapter is viewed. The trick is to have multiple copies of the menu and use the end actions to go to the other menu pages.
Try this:
Menu “A” has button “1” and menu “B” has button “2”. The end action from the media in button “1” goes to menu “B”. and vice versa.Steve Mann
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IRQ is a hardware interrupt. The only way you can get two different IRQ’s for your firewire devices is with two Firewire cards. Since the majority of us don’t run more than one Firewire card, whatever you are trying to solve isn’t a widespread problem.
Steve
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Try turning off Write Caching on those drives.
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So, what was the problem?
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I give up. What’s VR format?
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Wouldn’t that be a .sub file like the one that DVDA exports?
Steve Mann
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Have you tried another capture program, like Scenalyzer?