yah your dealing with biiig files and long render times anyway you go.
i use final cut pro on a mac, i suspect itd be similar to sony vegas, love it, its a dream
important to set the program to autosave every 10 minutes in case the computer crashes
Video Editing...
Im sure with some playing i can get my head around this video editing software. They are big files. So roughly 6.5hrs to render a video from AVI files, 1.5hrs -2hrs per tape and another 45mins/1hr to convert it to DVD....Thats a day per tape!
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John 2E0DHN
Holly: This is not a daffodil, repeat, this is not a daffodil!
John 2E0DHN
Holly: This is not a daffodil, repeat, this is not a daffodil!
Those are good rendering times. My projects are usually only 10 minutes, but they take up to 6 hours to render because of all the compositing, colour correction, and the source files are HD. I also compress to WMV or MP4 as my corporate clients only play things off of notebooks.
If you're making a DVD though then get used to large files (I have easily a dozen 500-750 gig hard drives scattered around me right now). Depending on the DVD-making software you're using, you can probably break the files up into "chapters", so you're working with several one-gig (or smaller) files. If you look at a movie DVD this is what they usually do.
I know what you're going through though. I did a wedding once. ONCE.
If you're making a DVD though then get used to large files (I have easily a dozen 500-750 gig hard drives scattered around me right now). Depending on the DVD-making software you're using, you can probably break the files up into "chapters", so you're working with several one-gig (or smaller) files. If you look at a movie DVD this is what they usually do.
I know what you're going through though. I did a wedding once. ONCE.
The wedding video did feature the backs of peoples heads a few times!!! Filming the disco was interesting trying to get the right balance of light on thr camera. Nevermind its all done now.
Pmark for some reason I had you down as working in the oil sector.
Pmark for some reason I had you down as working in the oil sector.
Regards.
John 2E0DHN
Holly: This is not a daffodil, repeat, this is not a daffodil!
John 2E0DHN
Holly: This is not a daffodil, repeat, this is not a daffodil!