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Difficult to know unless you tell us what the error message is.
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I’ve been using Cinescore for a while, and I really enjoy it. As Gary says, you can use the simple controls, or you can delve deeper. You do not need any knowledge of music composition. It works very well. Some of the music is a little bitt too “MIDI” like, computer generated in other words, but most of it is great.
With Vegas 7, Cinescore works as a plug-in, which increases its usefulness tremendously. Since Cinescore creates songs etc, matching changes in music exactly to changes in video is hard. You edit, score, and then fine-tune the edit to make it work. That process is now a lot easier since you can use Cinescore as a plugin.
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What are you rendering as? Be specific please. Rendering as 16×9 SD from Vegas should give you 16×9 SD in DVD Architect no problem, I do that all the time. I also just did a test-render with 24p (which I usually do not render to) and it worked fine.
Please specify what template you are using, what properties you are changing etc.
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[DavidD] “Ok, thanks for that – I was under the impression that HD was 1920×1080…”
It varies, and HD may be, but you were asking about SD, which is 720×480.
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[DavidD] “Is it going to only be 720X480? I thought SD was 1280×720”
Eh, 1280x
would be HD. SD (in NTSC land) is 720×480 whether you use 4×3 or 16×9. —
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I registered mine, and it is not greyed out.
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Wow, you must have a different version of Quicktime pro than I have. I have so fra been able to encode a single move file with QT, for all my other attempts QT has crashed. It is also the slowest video encoder I have ever encounted on any platform. This is QT on Windows.
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1. What browser and version are you using? (i.e. Netscape v.7, Internet Explorer v.6, etc.)
Firefox 1.5.0.6
2. What screen resolution are you using? (i.e. 800×600 or 1024×768 or 1250×1024, etc.)
1400×1050
3. What’s the size of your monitor? (i.e. 17″, 19″, 20″)
My laptop (currently on) is 15.5″ I think. My desktop (1680×1050) is 21″
4. How long did it take for the first page to come up?
Instant
5. What type of internet connection do you have? (i.e. dial-up, cable, DSL, etc.)
Cable
6. Did the flash graphic at the top which says “Avanti video production” play automatically?, or were you prompted to allow “active-x”?
No prompting, but then again, Firefox doesn’t support ActiveX
7. Did the web page fill the entire WIDTH of your screen?
No, and if it did I would never return. Webpages has no business changing the size of my browser window.
8. Did the web page fill the entire HEIGHT of your screen?
No, and if it did I would never return. Webpages has no business changing the size of my browser window.
9. Did the links on the left side work?
Yup.
10. Was it easy to find your way around?
Easy enough.
11. If you were interested in looking at corporate or wedding video samples, could you find them?
Yup.
What did you think about it overall? I tried to stick with the company colors, was it easy to read?
I am no big fan of light on dark writing, I prefer black on white or similar. Light writing on dark backgrounds to me looks juvenile, but that is just me. Also, I was would not use red on black much. A lot ofof men have problems with color-weakness, red on black is harder to read than needed for about 1 in 10 men.
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Re-encoding always reduces quality a little bit. In this case you are rendering to a more compressable format with a decent bitrate, so it shouldn’t be too bad.
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Actually, a little heads up is probably illegal under Sarabnes-Oxley.