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24Peter wrote on 6/27/2010, 6:21 AM
Not sure what "clipping to black" means but if you're experiencing black frames in your final render, do a search for that term on the forum as there have been many discussions of the issue. Short answer for me is closing out Vegas (after saving) and/or Windows, and restarting Vegas before actually rendering anything.
Cooldraft wrote on 6/27/2010, 1:33 PM
Yes, I have NEVER experienced this and thougt that it was strange. This is sd not HD, I dodn't think it applied. Thanks.
Sab wrote on 6/30/2010, 9:37 PM
Unbelievably, this happened to me today! Unexpectedly, right in the middle of a short clip, fade to black and fade up from black as if I intentionally tried to do it. Moving the clip to a different track and moving it side to side cleared it up. Very strange indeed. This is with HDV footage from my Z7U.

Mike
arbory wrote on 7/23/2010, 1:25 AM
i had the same problem yesterday using vegas 9.0e 32bit with windows xp
it is really annoying when you render a big project over night, and you can´t be sure if some parts are going to be black!
i had a project about 2h20min with dv footage and cineform avis and did a batch render to mpeg2 and sony avc mp4.
the mpeg2 was fine, but the in mp4 big parts in the middle (all cineform 720p avis) were missing and only black!
i know the suggestions, to set the preview ram to zero, render without preview, restarting/rebooting before rendering, etc...
but what silly workflow is this to take precautions in settings before every render?
i don´t need many new features in future vegas versions, but i really need a reliable rendering system (i also experienced the low memory error twice wit 9.0e) and a timeline without the famous red frames.
the problem is with the black frames, if you render the project again - they are gone, and you can´t track the problem down.