Wade Harrington
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Thanks, I will try that..
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If you don’t use the media manager Un-install it, and it will open much faster. If you use media manager deal with it for now??
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I think you are right. Unless they are HT chips too?? Not sure.
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It is a little Jerky after rendering.
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Peter Wright, is right once again…Thanks Pete YOU DA MAN…. Saved me big trouble.
Wade
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Oops. Sorry for the mis-information..
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Check the format of your capture drive. If it is anything other than NTFS, it will have a 2 GB file size limit. It should be formatted in the NTFS format. I don’t know if this has anything to do with your timecode problem or not.
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You will see a slight loss in quality when squeezing 2.5 hrs on a DVD. But most people won’t notice and it’s better than VHS or having to put it on 2 DVD’s. If the customer wants 5 copies, now you have to burn and print 10…
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Not sure if this is the best way , but the way I do it. 1st-render final 2.5 hour wedding clip to one file same as you shot it. Ex. if you shot 24pa render as 24p 2332 pulldown. 2-bring that file into dvda and do whatever you normally do. 3-when burning click the button called optimize and then fit to disk. This will take the roughly 30 gig file and squeeze it onto the 4.7 gig dvd. I just did one with about a 30 GB file andf 2 hours and 25 minutes of footage and it took about 5 hours to render another 20 minutes to burn. (render it before bed)
My other method—You can render in vegas to the preset dvda file and do the ac3 thing but when you bring it DVDA it will not fit on the disk and you can’t get it to optimize or fit to disk. I tried for 2 hours once.
Hope this helps or some one give a better way to do this.
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WOW!