Tom Pauncz
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I have approached SONY and am waiting on their reply.
The holidays likely got in the way.
Cheers for now,
Tom Pauncz
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Josh,
I would take Mike’s advice and update to 8.0c. Just make sure you make a restore point so that you can fall back.
Cheers for now,
Tom Pauncz
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It would help us if described exactly what you are doing when this happens.
Also, some description of your setup.
Cheers for now,
Tom Pauncz
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Louren,
I have seen this issue with DVDA, reported it to SONY support, beat it to death with no resolution.
I was successfully burning DVD-R discs, but failed on trying to burn DVD+RW (re-writable). Same exact project burned fine with exact same level of DVDA and exact same DVD+RW medium on another computer – only the device was different. In my case, an LG BH10LS30 blu-ray burner was the one that failed.
I believe it’s hardware related in the way DVDA handles certain drives. I suspect DVDA does not support some combination of hardware and medium.
Same drive happily burned a prepared project using Nero to DVD+RW.
Have not tried the same scenario with the newest version of DVDA.
Cheers for now,
Tom Pauncz
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Go back to the original project and insert a marker at the start of each new clip/event.
Then render out as before, but check the box that says “Save markers in media file”.
The now rendered uncompressed file will have a marker where you need to split into separate events.
Cheers for now,
Tom Pauncz
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Correct Ken…
I have the nVidia GEForce 9800GT card – dual DVI out to two ViewSonic monitors.
Also, the BM Decklink Studio 2 card – HDMI out to an LED-LCD TV. The BM card has all outputs always active so at the same time I have an SD monitor showing the HD stream downconverted and letterboxed.
Go here to see the setup.
Cheers for now,
Tom Pauncz
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Correct JR – dual monitors for Windows and via the BM card, the external monitor.
That’s exactly my setup and it works a treat.
Cheers for now,
Tom Pauncz
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Ken,
If I had my choice, I’d always go for a card and a studio monitor. Especially if you will want to do colour correction at any time.
Cheers for now,
Tom Pauncz
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Absolutely.
Bit much to type in exactly how, but generally speaking you’d use multiple video tracks and a combination of the Track Motion and Pan/Crop tools.
Cheers for now,
Tom Pauncz
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