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Rendering Issues - Is my video length too long??
by Harrell Williams on Sep 3, 2008 at 6:12:09 pm

Hello:

I just finished editing 3 DV tapes of footage using Sony Vegas; the footage totals 01:04:23:04 in length.

When rendering (NTSF DVD Architect wide screen; Default Audio & Dolby Stereo) the rendering "does not" stop (meaning it seemingly moves through the video render), but the last frame that is shown in the preview screen is at: 01:01:02:00, which is 3 minutes and 21 seconds short of my big finish/ending. It then moves on to the audio rendering, then it will finish the process. I go to DVD Architect and view what was rendered and it stopped on the 01:01:02:00 frame.

Do my footage need to be shorter than 1 hour?
I thought it could be 2 hours, same length as the 4.7 DVD?

Without "re-editing" out some of my footage (if my footage is too long) what can be done to remedy this?
Thank you in advance.


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Re: Rendering Issues - Is my video length too long??
by Sam Nicholls on Sep 4, 2008 at 12:14:40 am

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I'm unaware of any restriction on how long a film can be in Vegas, perhaps the "Render Loop Region Only" box has been left checked under your render settings?

I find that I sometimes leave it checked accidentally.
Just a thought anyway.



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Re: Rendering Issues - Is my video length too long??
by Harrell Williams on Sep 4, 2008 at 5:42:40 am

Problem resolved. I deleted some footage from my hard drive, freed up some space. The rendering went the distance. Thank you.



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