Terry Esslinger
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Open Sony VidCap (Capture utility) then
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My comments were not directed at the time that it took to render. It was that the rendered file would not play correctly. Played with horizontal lines in WMP and played in fast forward with normal speed sound in Media PLayer Classic. Played fast forward with no sound in ZPlayer. And yet it would preview normally in Vegas. I’m just wondering if I have a problem with Vegas or with all my media players.
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OK, I rebooted my computer, brought up the veg file and rendered it again. Same problem. It would not play correctly in any video player. I tried changing some parameters. Good instead of best. 8-6-4 instead of 8-7-6. It reduced the rendering time by an hour but still had the same problem. Would not play correctly.
Decided I would see what happened if I dropped it into DVDA anyway. When I previewed the disc IT PLAYED BACK PERFECTLY. I guess I’m going to take a chance and put my DVD together and burn it abnd see what happens.
Never had this problem before and have made no changes to my computer (not connected to internet). Can’t figure out what the h… is going on.
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Thanks for the come back Spot.
I’ll give that a try when I get home tonight.
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it doesn’t combine with the first one
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Don’t use a transition (different purpose). Use the “pan/crop” function.
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Does that mean that your camera does not have real 16:9 sensors and is essentially cropping off pixels to maske that aspect (for example the PD 150/170)
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Now try it at draft (auto). The picture won’t look so good but it may play at real time. If you do a ram render of a section and it plays back fine I would bet that its just (?) that your CPU cannot keep up and is dropping frames. It should only occur in the preview window and should not effect what you render.
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What format did you chose to “render as”. Some formats are for audio only.
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Sounds like you are trying to add a logo type event to the corner. Follow Edwards advice for the tranparency then drop it on a track above your video and use pan crop to resize and place it.