I have some family DVDs I want to edit and take out some less important video to make these two DVDs into one cool DVD without those boring spots that are on the original two discs.
Importing the DVDs into the computer is no problem, they are currently Mpeg files on the Hard Drive and should be the same picture quality as the DVDs.
So I'm trying to create a New Project with Sony Vegas and I have the option set so that my end result, is of the same quality as the project files. But when I click "Make Movie" and "Save to HDD" it looks like all the video footage left in the timeline after edits, is being Re-Rendered completely. Even the sections of the movie that don't have any edits. I thought unedited parts would just copy over, without a Re-Render and loss of quality?
I'm also losing some Frames of film around edits and crossfades. Lets say I have an edit at frame #1233. After the new Mpeg file is created, it has made the cut at #1228 instead and I lost 5 frames of film. Why am I losing frames at cuts?
Importing the DVDs into the computer is no problem, they are currently Mpeg files on the Hard Drive and should be the same picture quality as the DVDs.
So I'm trying to create a New Project with Sony Vegas and I have the option set so that my end result, is of the same quality as the project files. But when I click "Make Movie" and "Save to HDD" it looks like all the video footage left in the timeline after edits, is being Re-Rendered completely. Even the sections of the movie that don't have any edits. I thought unedited parts would just copy over, without a Re-Render and loss of quality?
I'm also losing some Frames of film around edits and crossfades. Lets say I have an edit at frame #1233. After the new Mpeg file is created, it has made the cut at #1228 instead and I lost 5 frames of film. Why am I losing frames at cuts?