Frage von GMasterB:
Hi, I work only recently with Magix and had a question.
It is so, I have an HDV project length of approximately 2 minutes and wanted to render as an AVI. So far so good, that is correspondingly long
and afterwards when I wanted to change something, I would feel the full clip again completely render.
My question would be: Is it in my case, and synonymous with larger projects not better than the entire film frame sequence to render to it later with a program like Virtual Dub together?
The advantage which I was hoping for: Do not be a part of me, I can just neurendern these and much faster with Virtual Dub a video together.
Please tell me if that's true. Unfortunately I have not the fastest calculator and must Ressoourcen save where it can.
Gruss theflasher
Antwort von GMasterB:
Let him render s.Besten overnight.
Antwort von GMasterB:
It is synonymous to me still is that if I render a movie s.Stück Magix crashes and what meinerm calculator out and re-happens all the rendering is in vain.
I would have single, I could s.der demolition job to start again and then everything with Virtualdub join.
But I want to know whether it really is faster on the way and manner.
Gruss theflasher
Antwort von Andreas_Kiel:
Hi,
"that depends". The advantage of short fragments would, in fact, that when the computer Wegsemmeln not complete everything must be rendered. The catch: You need tens of small parts of a large project or the ability to render only parts (like in Vegas, only the "Loopregion").
You like but I would rather recommend the PC to get stable. Contrary to many rumors is that even under Windows XP is not really a problem (no Flamewar, please).
Only then can you then the stuff on tape s.Stück off.
BG
Andreas
