Hi Group,
Just been using my new version of VV4 and DVD Arch. And so far so good.
I was wondering if anyone had seen a disparity between the length of time it takes to render the same AVI file between VV and DVD. I set up my first big project yesterday using a lot of “old” clips produced from a couple of other editing systems. Everything was finished and was a little astounded when it came back and showed a rendering time of about 5 hours (approx 1 hour of video needed rendering.) I took all the clips one by one and plonked (that’s a technical Plonked!) all the clips in VV4 and rendered to mpg – DVD . The whole process by hand took about 1.5 hours. When I used these clips no rendering (except sound) was needed.
The same DVD but in PAL format is taking 14+ hours to render and at the start of the rendering it was reporting 11 hours for completion.
Any thoughts on this?
Nigel.
1200 Mhz AMD
Just been using my new version of VV4 and DVD Arch. And so far so good.
I was wondering if anyone had seen a disparity between the length of time it takes to render the same AVI file between VV and DVD. I set up my first big project yesterday using a lot of “old” clips produced from a couple of other editing systems. Everything was finished and was a little astounded when it came back and showed a rendering time of about 5 hours (approx 1 hour of video needed rendering.) I took all the clips one by one and plonked (that’s a technical Plonked!) all the clips in VV4 and rendered to mpg – DVD . The whole process by hand took about 1.5 hours. When I used these clips no rendering (except sound) was needed.
The same DVD but in PAL format is taking 14+ hours to render and at the start of the rendering it was reporting 11 hours for completion.
Any thoughts on this?
Nigel.
1200 Mhz AMD