Cant Render my project

TorbenH · Post by **TorbenH** » Tue Nov 27, 2007 12:05 am

Hello,

first of all, I¡¬m from Germany. So excuse my english, please.

I have a problem. I use the VideoStudio 5,0 Software for my Video files. When I have finished working on it, I try to render the project.
It starts normaly, but after one special scene, he stops suddenly. Then I take a look into the explorer, but it hasn¡¬t saved anything.

Is this mistake/problem known by anyone? Can anyone help me rendering my project? What do I have to consider?

If I only cut some soundfiles and render only the audio, it works normaly.
I use Windows XP on my laptop. Do you have to know anything else?

Greetz, Torben

SoldOnParadise · Post by **SoldOnParadise** » Tue Nov 27, 2007 12:31 am

Aloha Torben

You have come to the right place to get your questions answered. I suggest you read the rules on posting at the top of the forum index, then restate your question providing the required information. You will receive a response from the experts in no time!

Welcome to the forum.

Post by **Ron P.** » Tue Nov 27, 2007 12:35 am

Welcome to the forums,

I was a bit surprised that VS 5 will run on XP, but I found that Ulead did produce an update patch for XP. VS5 was the first version that I ran..

Now on to your problem..

What I would look at is this "special clip" where VS stopped. It apparently has a problem with that clip. What are the properties of that video clip? Right-click on the clip in the time-line or library and post them back here.

You can also check to see if it is that clip by, removing it, and see if VS still stops. If not then you may have a corruption with that clip. You may have to recapture it (if this is occurring in the Editor), if it is happening in the burn module, then you may need to re-render that MPEG file.

Not that we want to loose members, but there is a German version similar to this web board. Click on the following link to go to it.

http://www.ulead-fanboard.de/

Post by **Ken Berry** » Tue Nov 27, 2007 12:52 am

Also, if by chance you used MP3 audio on that special clip, you might want to convert the mp3 to .wav as successive versions of Video Studio have problems with mp3 produced by certain codecs.