I'm finding it difficult to express this succinctly so please excuse -
I'm having a problem with excessively jumpy slow-motion video. I solved the problem for my .avi needs by choosing to pre-render and resample the slow motion parts and have printed from timeline to tape successfully. But now what do I do if I want to also render the same project as mpeg-2 for DVD?
The rendered mpeg-2 file again has jumpy slow-motion video. Should I render the entire project as an .avi then bring it back into Vegas and render as an mpeg? (God I hope not!) Should I render the slow motion part to a new track, delete the first track and render the whole project as .mpg? I hope I'm missing something obvious - please help!
As I've posted before, I never noticed jumpy video with changes in velocity in VF2 and I'm a little disappointed that this happens in VV3. All of my problems would be solved if only I didn't need to resample velocity altered sections.
Thanks very much in advance for any suggestions.
I'm having a problem with excessively jumpy slow-motion video. I solved the problem for my .avi needs by choosing to pre-render and resample the slow motion parts and have printed from timeline to tape successfully. But now what do I do if I want to also render the same project as mpeg-2 for DVD?
The rendered mpeg-2 file again has jumpy slow-motion video. Should I render the entire project as an .avi then bring it back into Vegas and render as an mpeg? (God I hope not!) Should I render the slow motion part to a new track, delete the first track and render the whole project as .mpg? I hope I'm missing something obvious - please help!
As I've posted before, I never noticed jumpy video with changes in velocity in VF2 and I'm a little disappointed that this happens in VV3. All of my problems would be solved if only I didn't need to resample velocity altered sections.
Thanks very much in advance for any suggestions.