Hey guys,
I'm having problems with the playback of my rendered video for creating a DVD. I set my project properties correctly and rendered using MPEG 2 with no Video FX added and rendering was successful with no crashes. But when I play it back in Windows Media Player there's a few glitches and artifacts.
My playback shows box like artifacts especially when the camera is moving. At times if panning goes fast, if can look like a cloud of locusts! I some parts vertical objects (eg fence posts) go into a herring bone pattern as well.
Same thing happens when I play it back in DVD Architect Pro or any other media player. I never had this problem with Movie Studio Platinum and DVD Architect Studio. I have the latest built version of Vegas Pro 12. The Dynamic RAM Preview max is set to 200MB by default.
I don't have this problem when I render video for creating a Blu-ray Disc using Vegas Pro. My project properties are set to 1920x1080-30p. And the footage I'm using was shot from a DSLR camera. I'm editing a wedding video for one of my clients and they shot the wedding video on a DSLR.
Same thing happens when I render video from a AVCHD video camera to DVD. Does anyone render with your Graphics Card turn ON in Vegas Preferences? I have a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 with the latest driver installed.
When I render video for DVD using GPU Acceleration in Movie Studio Platinum it doesn't have any glitches or artifacts during playback. How do I solve this problem? What are your suggestions? Please respond ASAP.
Regards
Kendal W. Weaver
I'm having problems with the playback of my rendered video for creating a DVD. I set my project properties correctly and rendered using MPEG 2 with no Video FX added and rendering was successful with no crashes. But when I play it back in Windows Media Player there's a few glitches and artifacts.
My playback shows box like artifacts especially when the camera is moving. At times if panning goes fast, if can look like a cloud of locusts! I some parts vertical objects (eg fence posts) go into a herring bone pattern as well.
Same thing happens when I play it back in DVD Architect Pro or any other media player. I never had this problem with Movie Studio Platinum and DVD Architect Studio. I have the latest built version of Vegas Pro 12. The Dynamic RAM Preview max is set to 200MB by default.
I don't have this problem when I render video for creating a Blu-ray Disc using Vegas Pro. My project properties are set to 1920x1080-30p. And the footage I'm using was shot from a DSLR camera. I'm editing a wedding video for one of my clients and they shot the wedding video on a DSLR.
Same thing happens when I render video from a AVCHD video camera to DVD. Does anyone render with your Graphics Card turn ON in Vegas Preferences? I have a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 with the latest driver installed.
When I render video for DVD using GPU Acceleration in Movie Studio Platinum it doesn't have any glitches or artifacts during playback. How do I solve this problem? What are your suggestions? Please respond ASAP.
Regards
Kendal W. Weaver