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December 26th, 2007, 03:44 PM
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Regular Crew
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Authoring in the Chicagoland Area?
Who does it for sony vegas? I dont need anything special but last year about this time I had some DVDs produced and they would freeze and or skip if you fast forwarded them. We had a new batch made and it did the same thing and we found out that is was because of the original that it did it.
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December 26th, 2007, 03:48 PM
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Well, it's best if you can swing it yourself (teach a man to fish, etc). What sort of stuff is it, and what is your timeframe?
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December 26th, 2007, 07:00 PM
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Tony,
Not quite sure of what you mean 'we found out that is was because of the original that it did it'. If there was a corrupted file it wouldn't work to get to the authoring program, if it was the wrong bitrate it wouldn't play thru maybe bad medium. In any case if I can be of help let me know. Don |
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December 27th, 2007, 09:14 AM
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Don here is my issue, you posted on it last year if you remember.
http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?t=88469 My time frame is ASAP! I was told by one of my studio buddys that I should axe vegas. He said export back onto tape and then import as one big file to adobe premiere? |
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December 27th, 2007, 11:03 AM
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Well i disagree about axing Vegas and going to premier but then I'm a tried and true Vegas fan and since version 2 I can honestly say I've never really had a problem. But that's just me.
So let's see if we can help you figure this out. OK so the DVDs that were made are freezing and or skipping. FIRST put the project on the timeline in Vegas and go thru it. Watch for any bad areas. Pixelation, corrupt files ANYTHING that would or might cause any kind of problem. If everything is OK there then go back to DVDA or whatever the authoring program is and agin go thru the entire thing and watch for anything that might cause any sort of problem. If everything is OK there then burn another DVD and make sure it works in all of the players you can get your hands on. If that works then it is not YOU but the dup house again either using cheapo DVDs or their workflow is bad or something but IF the new DVD you burn plays out fine then the problem is on their side and you need to find another dup house. One more question, how long is the project and what bitrate are you using-also are you doing CBR or VBR also 1 pass or 2? I'm looking for anything that might cause this. Just a little brainstroming. Let me know. Don |
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December 27th, 2007, 12:59 PM
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Is there anything out there that I might try to use to build my menus and burn besides nero? |
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December 27th, 2007, 01:14 PM
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I had similar problems on my first dvd. I found out I had other programs running in the background, and I needed separate hard drives for the video files. (at least that is what fixed my problem for me) I use a 3.8 dual core processor 2 gb ram, asus motherboard and adobe premiere. I was originally under the impression that using a single hard drive would only slow down my system. in my case, it caused errors like you describe. I went to the trouble to fix the problem, rather than pay some else to do the work. |
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December 27th, 2007, 01:20 PM
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DVDArchitec=Sonys authoring program that can be intergrated with Vegas
CBR=Constant Bitrate VBR=Variable Bitrate Used when rendering to MPEG for DVD authoring 1 pass means the program rendering to MPEG is going thru the timeline 1 time to compress and 2 pass means it's going thru twice. Generally 2 pass will give a better look but it does take a little longer to do. I'll email off the forum and lets try to fix this. Don |
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