When I render with vegas 8 in HD 1480x900 or similar, it takes hours to render 30 mins of footage.
Is this normal?
Are there any tricks I can use to speed it up?
I have a dual core, 2.5 gh laptop with 4gb of ram.
If I use the 640x480 setting it still takes 2 hours.
Surely you do not have to leave it overnight to render do you?
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What video codec?
h264/avc hd encoding is very slow and if you use multiple passes it take even longer. -
Compared to what?Originally Posted by nwoRecommends: Kiva.org - Loans that change lives.
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i was gonna ask what he was "rending" - paper, plastic, clothes, empties......
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Vegas and ULead/Corel Video Studio use the same base MPeg encoder (Mainconcept SDK) although the features differ slightly. The Mainconcept SDK is a Chinese menu of licensed features.Originally Posted by nwo
http://www.mainconcept.com/site/developer-products-6.html
All these products use the Mainconcept SDK's
http://www.mainconcept.com/site/company-3/partners-21749/customers-by-industry-21763.htmlRecommends: Kiva.org - Loans that change lives.
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Ok thanks for the on-topic answers
I will have to leave it overnight for "rending" by the look of it.
Good to know quad cores arnt much quicker
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Maybe U-Lead/Corel didn't license the multi-core support module in your version.Originally Posted by seven1970Recommends: Kiva.org - Loans that change lives.
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Originally Posted by edDV
Well if thats the case how comes Mainconcept MPEG encoder take 45mins to render a mpeg file from a 16gig dv-avi and Sony vegas take 7 hours, where as Ulead Video Studio takes about 1 hours, they can't all be using the same encoder. -
Funny thing is my supposed slower laptop seems to render quicker than the "faster" one.
Strange. May have too many programs on the "fast" one also.
Have to clean it up a bit methinks
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if you actually have vegas and aren't just making crap up, your setup is screwed. i have both vegas pro8.0c and mainconcept reference. they both encode at the same speed.Originally Posted by nwo
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I hate dumb ass blowhards who lie to make their spew even worse!
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MJA
both on vista, one maybe as I said more clogged with programs but the 4 to 2GB or RAM should compensate. So dont know, just live with it.
Until the quad cores are out and cheap.
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Dont seem to be too available in Oz.
Least not for under $7000
Another year or so and they should be everywhere.
3 years ago I would have paid twice what I did for this laptop.
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you two are comparing apples and oranges. laptop and desktop. quads are mainly desktop cpus for now due to heat and power requirements.
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Where are you looking ? I am in Victoria. My last PC cost $1500, and came with a quad core intel, 2 GB DDR2 ram, 80GB system HDD, 400 GB data HDD, and 22 " LCD widescreen monitor.
Ahh, I see you want a laptop - personally I wouldn't, but if that is what you want. Quad-core in a laptop basically makes it a desktop replacement, not a portable beast.
You can do it for well under AUD$3000 if you look
http://www.pioneercomputers.com.au/products/info.asp?c1=3&c2=15&id=2525
Even their top of the line model is well under AUD$5000 depending on the specs you choose.
(And no, I do not work for, nor have any affiliation with, Pioneer Computers)Read my blog here.
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just yahoo-d them online and could not find much
in NSW
will just wait a year or two
hopefully they will be cheaper and with 10-20 hour battery life
the heat seems to be a problem now.
will check out the site but am heading to south africa soon so wont be buying just yet
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Not a hope in hell, unless you want a quad core atom. If battery life reaches 4 hours without substantial performance hits within the next three years I will be very surprised. Few laptops reach anything like 4 hours, even with every turned down to the point where you can't actually do anything useful. Wind it back up so you can work, and you get 2 hours if you are lucky. And that is just for using office. You want to do one of the few activities that drives a CPU to 90%+ utilisation across all cores for an extended period - expect your battery life to be down to 90 minutes or less.Originally Posted by seven1970Read my blog here.
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Least it is not just me and HP laptops
Some PC mag said up to 30 hours "soon" 5 months ago
so can only hope
quad core, 20 hour battery, 2 TB HD, and 6-8GB Ram...
Am I asking for too much here?
The website you mentioned showed a solar charger (4 hours) and a portable battery charger (+3-4 hours) so things looking up a bit.
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Why? Because we know you are wrong. A number of us use Vegas extensively, some even professionally. You either have a totally screwed up system or you have a problem between the keyboard and the chair. Why is it that you think people want to hear your "crappy" spew and not object in very direct terms? All you are doing is opening your mouth and removing all doubt. e.g. "encoding MPEGs" That is a very bad thing to be doing. If you have an MPEG source that you have to use, cut it and insert it when authoring without reencoding. Reencoding an MPEG will degrade it badly and to use your favorite word, it will look "crappy".Originally Posted by nwo
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I am not spewing anything, your the one who butted in here, and whos encoding MPEGs into MPEGs? i don't see anyone here talking about that, this is my last post on the subject as i am not here to get involved in Flame wars.Originally Posted by SCDVD
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Short term memory problem too I see. Here is a quote from YOUR post just above - "Why would i need to lie about how crappy Sony vegas is at encoding even with simple tasks like MPEG's."Originally Posted by nwo
A number of people responded to the OP's question (not yours!) I suppose they were "butting in" too? I suggest you stick with paper tearing (rending) as you described when you butted in with your first post!
Vegas uses the Main Concepts encoder just like Premiere and a number of other editing programs. There is something else (system or cockpit) that is causing your problem. If it weren't for your 'tude, somebody could probably help you find it.
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