Can not render wav file bigger than 2 Gb?

sebus wrote on 1/5/2003, 6:26 AM

"The file being rendered excided the maximum size allowed."
File is written to NTFS partition so no size limit applies.
Also why VV 3 wants to make the file bigger than 2 Gb when the film is only 100 min?
It should be 1 Gb (wav at 44100)

sebus

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Chienworks wrote on 1/5/2003, 6:30 AM

.wav files are limited to 2GB no matter what OS / drive format you're using. What are the other properties of your output file? A 100 minute 44.1KHz file will only be about 1GB if it is also stereo 16 bit.

Mikee wrote on 1/5/2003, 4:14 PM

This really doesn't answer your question since a few details were missing, yet it should solve your problem...VV supports "wave64" which isn't restricted to the 2GB limit. Search VV's docs for "wave64".

sebus wrote on 1/6/2003, 10:21 AM

I just noticed that some parts of the soundtrack were WAY beyond the end of the video. Hence longer than 100 min wav.
Deleted them & got the wav at 1.3 Gb

On the other note, what must one do to capture sound longer that 3.5 hours on HD if the wav only goes to 2 Gb?

sebus