Hi guys,

I'm rendering a fairly standard project out of Vegas 5.0b. It's a wrestling show, about 2h 15m duration.

I've got two camera feeds on separate tracks on the timeline with associated audio for those tracks. Above those tracks, I have a third video/audio track combo which I use for "other" video (stuff shown on the screen during the show - interviews, etc). Above those are a couple more tracks used for overlays (mainly titles, they are 6-7 seconds long, TGA image sequences rendered with transparency from BluffTitler). Finally, above this I have a "watermark" track.

This isn't *too* complicated - I've certainly done it before, just not with so many TGA image sequences.

On Friday night, I rendered it to MPA and M2V files, to create DVDs within Encore. Encore gave me an odd error when attempting to create the disc, which I tracked back to the MPA/M2V file Vegas had produced.

Since then, every time I've attempted to re-render the project I've gotten "The system is getting low on memory" errors from Vegas at some point in the render process, it's aborted the render entirely (render % drops back to 0%) and crashed (application responsive until I do something on the timeline at which point it goes pear-shaped).

I've got a Gig of ram in this box. I'm watching the Task Manager window as the render is happening in the background at the moment and Vegas' memory usage is fluctuating between 230 Mb and 280 Mb. It's at 6% at the moment and has rendered through the largest of the BluffTitler-generated TGA sequence, but others still remain.

Can anyone please recommend settings I should be looking at / fiddling with / tweaking to get this to render without choking...? Is there anything I can do?

*ANY* help would be appreciated... and I can send the .veg to you if you like.

Thanks

Jason