You're rendering a Main Concept render template? If it is to prepare a DVD and you're using THAT Template, chances are you are JUST rendering the VIDEO and not getting the AUDIO too - which is correct.
I have been having the same issue ever since doing the upgrade recently. If you keep trying to render sometimes it works just fine. Yesterday I rendered a video four times before it worked. I had a small edit to make to it though and today I am going through the same nightmare. No one has been able to offer a solution and I am about to give up on Sony at this point. Before the upgrade things worked fine. I have been a Vegas user for years but it is now unreliable.
robiii, I have looked at all your posts and threads, and bluntly stated you have not given any information about your situation. Yes, that's right you state a situation, but how can anyone help - YOur configuration of external drive hardware, your source audio, sources of all things on timeline.
I am using Windows 7 64 bit operating system with 6 GB RAM,. My audio source is my sony camcorder It records in MPEG format. I pull the files into the timeline as audio and video, edit and render. Been doing it this way for years. After the update it doesn't work. Is there any more info I can offer that would help?
How about if I un-install Vegas and re-install from disc without doing the upgrade?
I am rendering to a Mpeg 2 format.
Can you help me discover where to find the MC template?
If I take a piece of the video which is 35 minutes long, it sometimes works.
Is there a way to post a sample clip here?
The MainConcept template I to which I was referring is what you choose when you select "File" -> "Render As..."
From your clip, it's obviously SD, so I am guessing it's one of the MPEG-2 templates.
When you bring up the "Render As .". dialog, you should see 3 MC set of templates AVC/AAC, MPEG-1 and MPEG-2. When you expand the lsit and select the one to use - WHICH IS IT?
Also, what is file ext of the clip that your camera records?
My sony camera records in MPG format. That is also the file extension, correct?
I am selecting MPEG 2 to render to and using the widescreen NTSC. It is not a custom template.
It could be - how do you get the video from the camera to the computer? is it files based, or do you "capture"?
The file extension may only be a wrapper.
OK .. bring up the Render As .. dialog, select the template you normally use and then press the Customize.. button. When that dialog opens, click on the audio tab and make sure you see a check mark right at the top that say Include Audio.
EUREKA! I just rendered successfully in MPEG 2 the small sample I sent you. This one has me stumped. It is like Vegas has a mind of its own. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't