the link isn't working. can you post an example of the static/flickering?

Are all of those instances that are flickering from the same video clip, or is it affecting more than one clip? It seems as if some are fine while others aren't, it's possible it has something to do with that clip if all the bad ones are from one clip.

If not done already, try rendering with GPU off.

They are from seperate clips/ What I may try to do iis recreate the project. It plays fine on timeline and I never see an issue until after I render.

GPU is off already.

OK I tried reloading the files. Didn't help// and now I do see it in the timeline when I scroll. I havn't had this problem before (although I havn't used the template a WHOLE lot).

Could it have to do with the fact thatthese clips are no more than 11 seconds, and out of 30 of them.,,,most are video (just a handfull of stills)

Just checking back. Anyone have a clue? I'm stumped.
Thinking....MAYBE it has something to do with resources??

Your subject heading mentions Vegasaur. Did they provide the template? Have you tried asking them?

This is the first time I'm seeing this and it is beautiful. You can buy it here...

http://vegasaur.com/WeddingMemories

Cost $29.95 After viewing it on Vegasaur website I think your problem is that it's only designed to work with photos not video.

Jerry K.

Jerry,
I want to disagree with you..but you may be right. I can and have used video in it before and it's worked fine, but everything in the promo says PHOTOS...and maybe the fact that it's CAN use video doesn't mean it's supported. I don't see why not. After all it is Vegas in the end.. this is just a template and If I designed it myself I'd expect it to do video. But, this template is VERY involved and intense. It could be my prior speculation..being so complex in the inside, video with this many functions and edits may be too intense for my resources.

I'll try dumying it down little by little and swap out some vids for pics. The thing is...it takes a long time to render (like one time 9 hours. I supposed that again is due to the complexity of the design and number of videos.

The fact that it takes so long to render sounds like your PC may be struggling with it. Could you render out say half of the TL tracks involved, then the rest and then put those on a new TL and render that?

what I did was redo the entire project. Fewer videos. I also moved everything from the external drive it was on to my local C drive. It rendered without flicker and this time only took 2.5 hours.

This may be a question for another thread... but I notice when I render....my PC gets louder...meaning I guess the fan is working overtime I guess. Does anyone else get this? My PC is an I7 Dell with 16GB Ram. but it's over 7 years old (still runs well for the most part from what I can tell).

I just noticed on another project...the "properties" for the clip has a switch 'decrease interlace flicker" I wonder how that would effect it.

The fan noise is probably because it's working so hard. I've never used external HDD to render to or from, and never the system (C) drive. I am old school with that and render to/from internal HDDs. Never read/write to same disk either. This was always best practice. I'm prepared to be told I'm wrong on this though as external HDDs with USB 3 are obviously much faster now. Your external is USB 3?

Well,,, my external is USB3..but my MB doesn't support it.. so I'm running USB2. That's one reason I"m thinking of keeping everything local and using external for storage and archive.

When you say "Never the system (C) drive".. do you mean you partition your HD or you have a secondary internal HD?

I have a system (C) drive + 2 internal HDDs. 'Capture' and 'Render'. I render from one to the other. I also use USB3 (+some older USB2) external drives for archiving. For rendering something complex such as your project, I wouldn't consider anything else. Old school as I said previously. 😉

I have a system (C) drive + 2 internal HDDs. 'Capture' and 'Render'. I render from one to the other. I also use USB3 (+some older USB2) external drives for archiving. For rendering something complex such as your project, I wouldn't consider anything else. Old school as I said previously. 😉

Old school is good school!

usb2 may not be the only issue but a definite BIG issue in trying to edit, let alone render a complex project,as oldsmoke says.