When I run a render often I have passages of the video once it is completely black. I have to restart makes several times to get a complete film without passing black. It does this regardless of the export format. Hope someone has a solution to this problem. Thank you.
Is this happening with software rendering or NVENC? 4K or 1080P? Studio Driver installed? (Nvidia)
What is the footage? HEVC variable frame rate? Post the media info here.
I'm sorry but I'm starting on video!
The shooting was done with my fuji XT2
Name : DSCF8376.MOV
Video : 00:00:13,000, 25,000 ips progressif, 1920x1080x32, AVC
Audio : 00:00:13,000, 48 000 Hz; Stéréo, PCM
This happens with software rendering
This is the rendering format
Audio: 192 Kbps; 48,000 Hz; 16 Bit; Stereo; AAC
Video: 25 fps; 1920 x 1080 Progressive; YUV; 12 Mbits / s
Pixel shape: 1,000
My graphics card is a Radeon R9 200 Series
MediaInfo is a little and free program to show exactly all about videofiles, look here for installation and use on this forum: https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/faq-how-to-post-mediainfo-and-vegas-pro-file-properties--104561/
I have no experience of this but a little research comes up with:
The XT2 shoots video in MOD format.
There are well known problems with this format. It might be worth converting a copy of your an original file, converting first to MP4 and then render to what you prefer.
There is info on this at
and probably elsewhere.
Good luck!
I think Media Info's functionality is also included in the excellent MPC video player, so if you already have that just open the file and take a look at the properties.
Many, but not all .MOD files will open in Vegas by changing the extension to .MPG
I have no experience of this but a little research comes up with:
The XT2 shoots video in MOD format.
There are well known problems with this format. It might be worth converting a copy of your an original file, converting first to MP4 and then render to what you prefer.
There is info on this at
https://www.movavi.com/support/how-to/how-to-convert-mod-video.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwk8b7BRCaARIsAARRTL45ruTAjWk6yvX7DnFjxAZZhWDtSs1-eUYRP7xnHAwMQbZHqjEF_w4aAhMqEALw_wcBnetworkz.com.sg/best-it-outsourcing-companies-singapore-review/
and probably elsewhere.
Good luck!
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Sure they are actually those kind of .mod files? wwaag's comment is valid.
Thank you all. I will try the solution proposed by @peter-h by converting my rushes to mp4 format
"Sure they are actually those kind of .mod files?"
From your description, the file is AVC and NOT MPEG2. Plus, if you look at the XT2 specs in this DpReview https://www.dpreview.com/news/8595291296/now-with-4k-fujifilm-x-t2-offers-24mp-improved-af-and-video-specs, you will find that it only records in these formats "MPEG-4, H.264" and not MPEG2. The conversion software suggested will NOT work for your intended purpose.