If this helped anyone, please visit our websites at the following links: Just make sure your project settings are jiving with your rendered settings and voila, you have a master piece. Then you can render your entire project.Įven though I used a particular codec to render my video, this bit of info pertains to all projects in Sony Vegas. Take a bit and test a small portion of your video and you’ll see your render will not come out black at all. This caused such effects as the 3D Cascading Transition to produce nothing but blackness. What I didn’t realize was when I imported my video into Sony Vegas, I failed to change my projects frame rate from 29.97 fps to 30 fps to reflect the avi file I was working with. It rendered my initial avi file with a 30 frames a second setting. I used Hypercam 2 to capture my on-screen video using the DivX 6.8.5 codec. To give you an example, I wanted to use the DivX codec since it is all the rage over at youtube. You see, you must make sure your Project setting frame rate is the same frame rate as the Render frame rate. I had the same issue and I must say, the fix was due to my own misunderstanding of settings. So yeah, I hope by putting this out there I can help people with the same problem, because this was close to driving me crazy. And don’t forget the videos on other tracks either!) and then right-click on them and choose SWITCHES and then DISABLE RESAMPLE. SOLUTION: Choose all your video files (you know, click on one and then SHIFT and go to the last one. HOWEVER, there is an easy way to make it all work. Im currently in the process of Encoding the whole thing again, just to see if its a hit and miss error. So, the synch of the audio/video is actually maintained. Choosing every video and right-clicking on properties and adjusting this to the rate that worked helped. They play back fine in Vegas, but once produced its just a black screen, with the audio delivering through just fine. Eventually I figured that the part that worked was slowed down and had a lower playback rate because I had slowed it down. On second look, I noticed that a few of the scenes actually worked. But once I rendered the file (I tried saving it as an MP4), all I got was a black video with the sound.
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How to do that? You click on File -> Render. Eventually, I got ready to save the file. This is what happened: I edited a video for a long time, sped up some sections, slowed down some sections, added music to it, adjusted the volume levels, etc. So I figured, altruistic as I am, let’s help those people out there with the same issue. Hello! Today I want to write down what I found out about Sony Vegas Pro 8.0, since I had a problem with it and it seems that the solution is nowhere out there.
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