Stephen Mann
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See if you can narrow the problem down to a single media file. Try rendering only one file in a test project, then add a second, and then a few more.
Steve Mann
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Have you narrowed it down to a single media file?
Steve Mann
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That’s a data point. Have you tried removing unused media from the project media window? I went back to the original post and remembered that I had this problem way back in V9 or V10. The render countdown would go to zero and hang there forever. I removed unused media and it finished the render normally.
Steve Mann
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I am just the opposite – I may use Ripple Edit once or twice during an entire edit session. Then curse because I forgot to turn it off.
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Put me next to an Avid, Premiere or FCP editor and give us each the same editing task, and I will finish first. The Avid guy is probably still transcoding the media.
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(not visible) means that the process is not visible to other Windows programs.
There should be no fileIOSurrogate process running if Vegas is not. There should be only one instance of FileIOSurrogate running for each instance of Vegas (Vegas120.exe in the process list).If Vegas is NOT running and you still see FileIOSurrogate running (refresh the task manager window to make sure), right click on it and end the process.
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Around here Vegasaur and Timeline Tools are used often.
Steve Mann
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Make sure that you don’t have other copies of FioeIOSurrogate running.
Many times after a program terminates abnormally, the programs’ process is closed by Windows, but the FileIOSurrogate module is left running in memory. This can prevent a new instance of the program from starting up.
Exit Vegas and DVDA if it’s also running.
Open up Task Manager, and look in the Processes Tag. Sort the list by Name. If you see FileIOSurrogate running, right-click and tell Task Manager to Kill the process. After that, the program should start up normally and relaunch a new copy of FileIOSurrogate.Steve Mann
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Works just fine here with an NVIDIA GeForce GT 520.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
http://www.mmdv.com