What i need to replace?

Derkus wrote on 7/3/2019, 10:27 PM

Im having a hard time whit my preview and render whit vegas pro 16, I use sony avc/mvc .avc this is the only format who work when i nurn my blu ray movies on dvd architect, dvd architect render (again) with any other format besides .avc

This are my pc components:

Intel i7 5820k

Motherboard x99 extreme 4

x2 8gb ddr4 gs kill gaming memory

GPU AMD Radeon R9 Series

evga 650w 80+ golden

COOLER SYSTEM lepa exllusion 240

What I need to change or replace in order for a better and faster rendering and video preview????

I hope all u guys understand my questions (Im using google translate lol )

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Musicvid wrote on 7/3/2019, 10:49 PM

Im having a hard time whit my preview and render whit vegas pro 16, I use sony avc/mvc .avc this is the only format who work when i nurn my blu ray movies on dvd architect, dvd architect render (again) with any other format besides .avc

Yes, that is correct. AVC is the worldwide standard for BluRay. The other format that is legal is MPEG-2, and there is a Vegas BluRay template for that, too, but it can be 4-5 times bigger than AVC.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_high_definition_optical_disc_formats

As far as your preview issue, start here:

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/important-information-required-to-help-you--110457/

Chief24 wrote on 7/3/2019, 10:57 PM

Try this link: Tutorial by Derek Moran (a.k.a. Dr. Zen). There are others there at his site about burning to either DVD or Blu-Ray.

Your listed computer specs are similar to mine, so unless you have some "over-heating" components, should be fine. If you are expecting a "Fast Render" using the Sony AVC/AAC templates, they are not "hardware accelerated". And yes, it is all on that CPU of yours to do the job. I currently have the i7-6800K, which is the Broadwell-E variant to your Haswell-E processor, of which I did use previously (first one in March 2015).

The link I posted, is for "compressing" down Blu-Ray or DVD file sizes, but his site has other concerning the rendering out to DVD Architect from Vegas Pro or Movie Studio (pretty much not a lot has changed over the past quite a few years, whether owned by Sony, and now Magix). Though Magix would be following the specifications from the Authoritative Tech People.

Hope this helps!