Treva Mello
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Mike with QF enabled, I selected all clips and moved them to a frame.
I rendered and again the same problem.
Rendered region is bigger no matter what. -
Like I said, the rendered region is BIGGER than the original region so the original region looks small than the rendered.
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Let me add this always happened with Vegas 11, 12 and now with 13 no matter whatever output format I use to render.
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It didn’t work, I got the same results.
Loop Region
00:06:28.42 00:06:37.48 00:00:09.06
Rendered region
00:06:28.41 00:06:37.48 00:00:09.07
As you guys can see in my pic, first track is the original loop region and below is the rendered region, it’s bigger in the beginning and in the end.
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Ok.
So I’ll render the same loop region with quantize on and off.
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Hi Mike.
I think probably sometimes it was enabled and sometimes not.
Does it make a difference?
That could be the problem?
So should I let it enabled or not when rendering?In my mind (a crazy mind for sure), no matter whatever settings Vegas has, if there’s a loop region and I render it, it should render only that loop region…………………..period.
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Thanks my friend.
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So you never heard or had this problem before?
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Why?
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The rendered file is bigger when I put it right below the original file and if I select it as a loop region, Vegas shows it’s bigger.
If I zoom it in, I can see there’s nothing at the beginning and end of the audio track and when I play it, there’s black screen (nothing) in the beginning and in the end.
Of course it’s a very tiny part but with a bunch of different files (scenes), those parts add space and get images and sounds out of sync.
I have to keep cutting those tiny parts = Hell.
