There is high quality footage and a friend of mine has to edit it on a potato and I convert every file for him into a smaller format to be able to edit it, and I would use the converted files as proxy files, so when he finishes the project I can render for him.
Vegas renders too big proxy files that his PC can't play back in real time so I'd like to render them using batch render (render regions - yes by selecting and pressing R on every event) while keeping the filenames.
vegasaur.
@kinvermark please tell how
There is high quality footage and a friend of mine has to edit it on a potato and I convert every file for him into a smaller format to be able to edit it, and I would use the converted files as proxy files, so when he finishes the project I can render for him.
Vegas renders too big proxy files that his PC can't play back in real time so I'd like to render them using batch render (render regions - yes by selecting and pressing R on every event) while keeping the filenames.
I found Adobe Media Encoder to be much easier to work with.
I think it's a free program (I have Creative Cloud).
Add your files, choose your settings, encode.
It added _1 to the end of my filenames, so I just used a batch rename program to remove it.
JJ