When I finish editing my video and start rendering, it just stop at some time, usually at 35% to 45%. I try with another video and it end the same. Vegas stop rendering and program stop too, so I must close program via task manager. Whats the problem? I google this problem and try everything, but theres no change. I didn't have this problem before. Does anyone know whats the solution? Please help. Thank you.
P.S. Sorry for my bad english.
You don't tell what you tried, but has the location to which you render writing rights and enough space to contain the whole render.?
You might also have a heating problem, where the temperature of the CPU rises after a certain amount of work, so it stops. Check that you have removed all the dust from vents and fans.
You don't tell what you tried, but has the location to which you render writing rights and enough space to contain the whole render.?
I tried everything I found on Youtube and Google. And yes, I have enough space on C and D, about 200 gb on both disc. Thank you for comment!
You might also have a heating problem, where the temperature of the CPU rises after a certain amount of work, so it stops. Check that you have removed all the dust from vents and fans.
I work on my laptop, but I have core temp and it's not more than 50 *C. I don't think that temp is a problem. I clean my laptop about 35 days ago. Thank you for comment.
Follow the detailed troubleshooting suggestions for this issue here: https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/faq-how-can-i-stop-vegas-pro-hanging-during-rendering--104786/
You might also have a heating problem, where the temperature of the CPU rises after a certain amount of work, so it stops. Check that you have removed all the dust from vents and fans.
I work on my laptop, but I have core temp and it's not more than 50 *C. I don't think that temp is a problem. I clean my laptop about 35 days ago. Thank you for comment.
Have you tried switching OFF GPU acceleration?
You might also have a heating problem, where the temperature of the CPU rises after a certain amount of work, so it stops. Check that you have removed all the dust from vents and fans.
I work on my laptop, but I have core temp and it's not more than 50 *C. I don't think that temp is a problem. I clean my laptop about 35 days ago. Thank you for comment.
Have you tried switching OFF GPU acceleration?
I tried, but it's the same...
Is it possible to make the screenshot of MediaInfo in the Tree view?
Why do you use projectsettings different from footage as well as export?
Is it possible to make the screenshot of MediaInfo in the Tree view?
Why do you use projectsettings different from footage as well as export?
I set this settings when I start edit for the first time and it works, until this video, and every video after this. If settings are problem, that should not work from the frist time, am I right?
Frame Rate Mode Variable, See this thread.
I would set the Project Properties to match the source media. I certainly wouldn't use an interlaced Project Property for progressive source media. Set Full Resolution Render Quality to Best
Use Pan/Crop to crop into or around the 5:4 aspect ratio of the source.
I'd render to 1280x720 unless it produced too much vertical crop.
I wouldn't render to WMV. Try the Sony AVC/MVC Internet 720-30p render template.
In Mediainfo: Options / Preferences / Output Format / Text allows you to just copy the data for the media and paste it into the thread as text.
Frame Rate Mode Variable, See this thread.
I would set the Project Properties to match the source media. I certainly wouldn't use an interlaced Project Property for progressive source media. Set Full Resolution Render Quality to Best
Use Pan/Crop to crop into or around the 5:4 aspect ratio of the source.
I'd render to 1280x720 unless it produced too much vertical crop.
I wouldn't render to WMV. Try the Sony AVC/MVC Internet 720-30p render template.
In Mediainfo: Options / Preferences / Output Format / Text allows you to just copy the data for the media and paste it into the thread as text.
I'll try this. Thank you very much!