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Old 06-11-2005, 02:50 PM
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Default How long should it take to render a 2Hour Movie for DVD?

In Movie Studio 4.0?

at 6%, it is suggesting I have another 3h21m left. That seems, long, but I could be wrong.
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Old 06-11-2005, 10:43 PM
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It depends on your computer and the complexity of your project and your render settings.
To give you an idea:
I have a Intel P4 2.6 with 1G memory (I know, not the best but it was when I bought it - will be upgrading soon)

*Project 1 was a 30 minute film - a very basic cut - took 1hr to render
*Project 2 was another 30 minute film - very complex with lots of track motions, media generators and effects and use of the magic bullet colour grading tools - took upwards of 30 hours to render

They were both done in Vegas 6 and both rendered out to MPEG2 with the same settings - a little different to movie studio but that shouldn't make a difference - it's all about how much number crunching your cpu has to do and how fast it can do it.
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Old 06-12-2005, 12:07 AM
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Default Re: How long should it take to render a 2Hour Movie for DVD?

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In Movie Studio 4.0?

at 6%, it is suggesting I have another 3h21m left. That seems, long, but I could be wrong.
Can't comment without knowing your specs. Sounds about right. but do yourself a favour and use a variable bitrate.
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I'll try VBR on the next one.

K8NXP/Athlon64 4000+/2Gig PC3200/4X250G SATA2/Radeon X850XTPE

No camera yet. still shopping.
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