Matthew Amirkhani
March 26th, 2010, 07:06 PM
Hi All,
I couldn't find the answer to my issue so I posted my question here.
I just purchased the Cineform Neo scene and installed it for my Vegas 9. Unlike my
Vegas 8c I couldn't find the HDV 1080-60i intermidiate in the Template.
What am I missing? I should mention that I do have Vegas 9c installed on my PC.
Thanks in advance.
Matthew
Steve Renouf
March 27th, 2010, 02:59 AM
Hi All,
I couldn't find the answer to my issue so I posted my question here.
I just purchased the Cineform Neo scene and installed it for my Vegas 9. Unlike my
Vegas 8c I couldn't find the HDV 1080-60i intermidiate in the Template.
What am I missing? I should mention that I do have Vegas 9c installed on my PC.
Thanks in advance.
Matthew
Hi Matthew, you have to select - Video for Windows (*.avi) as the file-type first, then you will find Cineform in the Template list, then you go to Custom to select the actual template you require.
Steve
Edit: You need the 64bit version of Neoscene for V9.0c if you're running 64bit Vegas
Matthew Amirkhani
March 27th, 2010, 05:16 AM
Hi Steve
When I want to render out the footage under save as file, I select Video Windows "avi"
but under the Template dropdown I should see the HDV 1080-60i to select which I don't see.
I don't have this problem with Vegas 8.
HEEEEELLLPPPP!!!
Thanks
Matthew
Seth Bloombaum
March 27th, 2010, 09:30 AM
I select Video Windows "avi"
but under the Template dropdown I should see the HDV 1080-60i to select which I don't see.
I don't have this problem with Vegas 8.
This is a major change vegas 8 to vegas 9 - the cineform DI no longer included by sony (in favor of mxf?).
Although you've purchased Neo, your method of accessing the codec changes. Once you've selected avi you *must* go into the custom render settings and select cineform as the codec, and, select the pixel dimensions & so on that you want. Don't forget to check out the controls "configure" button gives you.
Once you've done this, you can enter a new name and save it as a template, which will be visible from the render-as dialog.
If you don't see cineform among the codecs, you might have to reinstall neo... which might best be preceded by an uninstall - best to do this during the day during the week when you can get cineform support. Their authorization scheme is a little, um, arcane sometimes.
Matthew Amirkhani
March 27th, 2010, 10:33 AM
Hi Seth,
Thanks for your help. I tried it and did work just fine for me.
Thanks alot.
Matthew