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  • Sly
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    • Sep 2004
    • 31377

    #1

    Question about video editing, Vegas Pro 11.0

    Let's say that I'm taking a source WMV file and want to watermark and render the full video, plus five minute clips. Should each render come directly from the source file? In other words, I shouldn't watermark the full video, and then chop that video into five minute clips... right? Always from the source?
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  • Sly
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    • Sep 2004
    • 31377

    #2
    Nobody edits video these days?
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    • PR_Glen
      Confirmed User
      • Oct 2006
      • 9058

      #3
      in my experience, and i love vegas video, there are better programs out there to make bulk clips and that will do it faster.

      I've been out of video editing a while now but I wouldn't see much quality loss if you rendered the watermark for the whole thing and chopped it up with a splitter program after though. Especially if it is for promo uses.
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      • WarChild
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        • Jan 2003
        • 17263

        #4
        Yes absolutely do everything from the original file. Everytime you re-encode, you lose quality.

        Mark the entire video as one region, then each 5 minute clip as a region then use Tools --> Scripts --> Render Regions
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        • Flashcash-Andy
          Confirmed User
          • Jul 2002
          • 155

          #5
          you can render the whole thing in Vegas and then cut with a program like http://boilsoft.com/videosplitter/ which will split the full video into clips without re-rendering it. Since it's not re-rendering it's also super fast.
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          • Sly
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            • Sep 2004
            • 31377

            #6
            I have had problems with both Video Splitter and Video Charge in the past. I don't think I really want to go that route, I will do what WC recommended. Thank you.
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            • Jim_Gunn
              Confirmed User
              • Feb 2003
              • 5702

              #7
              I am always baffled when people describe some crappy wmv, mpeg or other heavily compressed file as a "source".

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              • Sly
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                • Sep 2004
                • 31377

                #8
                Originally posted by Jim_Gunn
                I am always baffled when people describe some crappy wmv, mpeg or other heavily compressed file as a "source".
                Then I suggest you check the definition of "source."

                Raw is not always available.
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