Terry Esslinger
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When you rerender a lossy codec to a lossy codec you get a really poor quality result. You might not notice it so much in the audio but the video will suck.
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You apparently rerendered the file when you took it back to Vegas. What type of .avi file are you using DV, Divx, etc?
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Take a look at “Super”
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OK Im going to assume that you control/drag shorter in order to speed the clip up.
You are saying that if you have multiple events (Sonys term for clips)on the same time line and you speed up an event and then close the gaps that shortening the event would create, that the timeline will not render correctly? (What are you rendering too?)(What type of file is on the timeline?) Can you post a screen grab of a timeline that won’t render?
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Um, that would make it slow motion rather than speed the clip up.
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And MPEG is the language of DVDs, so that is what you will get when you rip a DVD.
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Here are some answers from another forum:
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/forums/ShowMessage.asp?ForumID=12&MessageID=610188 -
Look in your project folder for a xxx.veg.bak file (or xxx.vf.bak if you use Studio).
The backup may have saved your tail as it sounds like your .veg file is corrupted.