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February 2nd, 2009, 03:28 PM | #16 |
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1.) When I've seen this problem in Vegas was when feeding it non-compliant mpeg2 streams originating in other apps. I have not had the problem with .mxf files from ClipBrowser.
2.) Whether we agree VideoRedo is worth the money or not, (I personally think it's overpriced), what is true is that it has a solid following of supporters who swear by its ability to repair non-compliant streams. I do have and sometimes use VideoRedo. I don't think it ever re-encodes anything, in fact it doesn't have any codecs. It patches headers and converts between similar containers like transport stream, program stream and muxes/demuxes. As such, it's a useful utility, and can make simple cuts for editing. 3.) If you work with mpeg streams, you're going to find that Vegas doesn't have all the tools for every situation, for example it can export ac3 but not read it from the timeline. That's where the other utilities come into play, Womble, VideoRedo, TSmuxer, TMPGEnc etc, each supplementing something minor and unique. 4.) TMPGEnc Xpress is an actual collection of encoders. Without turning this into a discussion on the merits or value of one product or another, let's just accept that VideoRedo is widely regarded for its quickstream fixer which just repairs problems in the headers, timecode. I don't see VideoRedo as a competitor for TMPGEnc Xpress. |
February 2nd, 2009, 03:29 PM | #17 | |
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I'm not sure what all this is all about. I posted a solution to a problem that several people have and I feel that some of you on here are trying to insinuate that I'm doing stuff wrong, like this post... re-render? I import the HDV. Edit it. Render out to AVC for blu-ray and or sd mpg for sd dvd. NO RE-RENDERING EVER DONE. |
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February 2nd, 2009, 03:50 PM | #18 |
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If you're going from 1440x1080i HDV to 1440x1080i AVC, then it would be an encode and not a render. If you're going from HDV to SD MPEG2, then it is both a render and an encode. "Render" and "Encode" are not interchangeable terms.
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February 2nd, 2009, 03:56 PM | #19 |
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I agree with Jerome here. He posted a solution to a problem. The solution could be helpful to other people. Thanks also to those who posted other programs that may also help in this situation but there's no need to insinuate that one given solution is any less worthy and any other solution unless there is clear evidence to that. In this case, it sounds like both mentioned programs are basically doing the same thing.
Anyway, I believe we've all had our say now. Case closed.
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