Hi,
I'm producing a DVD that's 68 minutes long and finished editing in Sony Vegas. And I tried to render it to avi with the NTSC DV template.
But after rendering for 45 minutes, the preview screen went black and the status bar got stuck on 78% (at 97,479 frames when my project is 124,373 frames long) for the next hour and a half. After about two and a half hours, it was still at 78%. So I decided to cancel it. Then, as computers do, the program failed to close. So I had to reboot completely.
When I played what ended up as the rendered avi file, it was only 4 minutes long but the file size itself ended up to be over a massive 11 GB which didn't make sense. I should point out that my live shots are originally dv files (fed off my E: drive) and the computer shots are in quick time format (fed off my C: drive).
I ask about this problem in another forum and they suggested to make sure the temp render drive has at least 25GB of space on it. What and where is this drive they're talking about?
Robin
I'm producing a DVD that's 68 minutes long and finished editing in Sony Vegas. And I tried to render it to avi with the NTSC DV template.
But after rendering for 45 minutes, the preview screen went black and the status bar got stuck on 78% (at 97,479 frames when my project is 124,373 frames long) for the next hour and a half. After about two and a half hours, it was still at 78%. So I decided to cancel it. Then, as computers do, the program failed to close. So I had to reboot completely.
When I played what ended up as the rendered avi file, it was only 4 minutes long but the file size itself ended up to be over a massive 11 GB which didn't make sense. I should point out that my live shots are originally dv files (fed off my E: drive) and the computer shots are in quick time format (fed off my C: drive).
I ask about this problem in another forum and they suggested to make sure the temp render drive has at least 25GB of space on it. What and where is this drive they're talking about?
Robin