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Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)on 3/31/2013
Vegas 10 Won't Render - Physical Memory Low
Use" my computer" to show your drives...right click the C drive..go to properties...under the general tab do the disk clean up...when it is complete the window has a second tab called "More" go to that tab. The second option in that tab enables you to delete all but the latest restore point. run that. When I ran Vista. restore points and shadow files were eating up about 150GB a month. It is not just the amount of disk space unnecessarily used up but Vista is doing this in background all the time and the more there is of it I suspect the more resources are used to store the next restore point etc. This bug was never fixed in vista and is one of the main reasons people complain about Vista slowing down. run the routine every 2 weeks and you keep it all under control. The bug was only fixed by introducing Windows 7.
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Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)on 3/26/2013
Vegas 10 Won't Render - Physical Memory Low
I rendered much bigger projects on a similar spec PC but have also run into your problem. It was actually due to too much data on my hard disc rather than anything to do with RAM. If you are running Vista you could find a significant part of the hard disk is full of unnecessary restore points due to a failure of Vista to do its own housekeeping. I used to clear my hard drive every 2 weeks.
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Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)on 3/17/2013
Extremely slow render times in Studio Platinum 12
You say your system can see your graphics card but have you checked that Movie Studio can see it and is using it? Go to options/preferences/video and take a look.
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Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)on 3/10/2013
Is there a bug with MainConcept rendering?
I have a very similar PC set up and use MS v12....and I mainly use mainconcept albeit at 1080 rather than 720....and I have had no problems. I think you may be right however in terms of the 4:3 clips. I do not fully understand how you are coping with a mix of progressive and interlaced footage. I assume you have set your project in a similar way to your render settings which is not going to do much for the 4:3 clips. I transcode all my footage before going into Vegas but I do know that Vegas will automatically change 4:3 to 16:9 if that is how your project is set. I suspect you may have to render the 4:3 footage separately and then reimport that to your project.
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Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)on 3/9/2013
Render as freezes MSv12
Resolved! I was right, somehow Microsoft.NET 3.5 had been deleted or corrupted. The file on the MSv12 install disc did not appear to work but a full download from the Microsoft site did the trick. I still do not know if or how, either the Avid codec or Handbrake download caused the problem but Movie Studio needs that specific version of .net to work.....it does not work with later versions like .net4 which is on my PC. So I wonder if either download included an update for the .net files? Regardless it is fixed now but I am too afraid to try downloading Handbrake and Avid again which is a shame because I really wanted to try your better YT upload workflow.
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Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)on 3/9/2013
Render as freezes MSv12
Hi.....thanks for your reply..yes I saw the YT reply. QT is installed and was installed for a while before this happened and Vegas was working normally. It was already on the system before Avid codecs were downloaded. It is ver 7.73.80.64....i.e. a version you suggest avoiding but it did not cause any problems prior to the Avid download so not sure how that could be the issue now. It seems Vegas cannot find what it needs to enable the Render As command. The only other command I can find that does not work is in a similar area..viz in "Make Movie" all the options seem to work except the last one...Save File to PC. I wonder if the Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5 is corrupt or missing? I have the file on the install disc but not sure what to do with it.....just copy it to the C:/progams folder?
mikerb
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