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[happynow]

I have never had this happen before. Video wave starts to render the project and when it is 75% complete it just stops.  No error message it just quits the process and stalls. I have Windows 7 and ATI Radion 5770 graphics card.  I went in to DirectX diagnostics and it says everything is fine but it won't let me run graphics test.  

I found that I can render a video that has no transitions or anything else in it, but once I put transitions and text in the video it quits at 75%.

Does anyone have any suggestions for me?

Edited by happynow, 10 December 2011 - 06:25 PM.

[happynow]

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Okay I used the settings that you showed in your project; removed the tags I had that seemed to freeze the project and then used software instead of hardware to render it.  It looks a lot better now.  Thanks for the help.  I think for right now this will work for a while.

[grandpabruce]

happynow, on 10 December 2011 - 05:05 PM, said:

I have never had this happen before. Video wave starts to render the project and when it is 75% complete it just stops.  No error message it just quits the process and stalls. I have Windows 7 and ATI Radion 5770 graphics card.  I went in to DirectX diagnostics and it says everything is fine but it won't let me run graphics test.  

I found that I can render a video that has no transitions or anything else in it, but once I put transitions and text in the video it quits at 75%.

Does anyone have any suggestions for me?

VideoWave doesn't render at all, unless you output it as some video file.  What are you trying to do?

There is something wrong with your production, at the point that it quits rendering.  Find out what is at that point and fix it.

If your ultimate goal is to burn your production to a DVD, then don't output from VideoWave at all.  Save your project, close VideoWave, open MyDVD (Create DVDs), bring in your VideoWave file, make and menu changes that you want, then burn to a DVD, image file, or folder set, by clicking on the Burn button.

[Jim_Hardin]

There is a 'dEcember' update to the AMD 11.11 version of Software & Drivers for that card - AMD  

Not the end all answer to your problem but something that needs to be done

[happynow]

Jim_Hardin, on 11 December 2011 - 05:44 AM, said:

There is a 'dEcember' update to the AMD 11.11 version of Software & Drivers for that card - AMD  

Not the end all answer to your problem but something that needs to be done

Thank you I will try that and let you know

[happynow]

Jim_Hardin, on 11 December 2011 - 05:44 AM, said:

There is a 'dEcember' update to the AMD 11.11 version of Software & Drivers for that card - AMD  

Not the end all answer to your problem but something that needs to be done

The demo on the AMD site said you needed to have microsoft.net frame work 3.0 on your system  no sure if windows 7 needs this or not.  Do you know if I need to down load this as well?

Edited by happynow, 11 December 2011 - 12:07 PM.

[happynow]

Jim_Hardin, on 11 December 2011 - 05:44 AM, said:

There is a 'dEcember' update to the AMD 11.11 version of Software & Drivers for that card - AMD  

Not the end all answer to your problem but something that needs to be done

I updated the driver, it doesn't change anything.  The file will still not render past 75%; however if I take some of the markers out of it I can get it to render, but it is jumpy garbeled plays scenes twice its really weird.  Any suggestions?  I don't know if this is anything or not, but I was able to render the orignal file directly to youtube, but not to my computer.

Edited by happynow, 11 December 2011 - 12:00 PM.

[happynow]

grandpabruce, on 10 December 2011 - 06:41 PM, said:

VideoWave doesn't render at all, unless you output it as some video file.  What are you trying to do?

There is something wrong with your production, at the point that it quits rendering.  Find out what is at that point and fix it.

If your ultimate goal is to burn your production to a DVD, then don't output from VideoWave at all.  Save your project, close VideoWave, open MyDVD (Create DVDs), bring in your VideoWave file, make and menu changes that you want, then burn to a DVD, image file, or folder set, by clicking on the Burn button.

It is the same thing it stops at 75%.

[Jim_Hardin]

You haven't told us about your Project??? How long is it? What does it consist of (source files)?

Markers are never rendered so the presence or absence makes no differece...

Also what are you Exporting As?

 Image4.jpg   308.32K   0 downloads

Also to eliminate your Video Card, try setting VW to Software Rendering:

 VideoWave - Tools Option Render.jpg   277.9K   0 downloads

[happynow]

Jim_Hardin, on 11 December 2011 - 12:47 PM, said:

You haven't told us about your Project??? How long is it? What does it consist of (source files)?

Markers are never rendered so the presence or absence makes no differece...

Also what are you Exporting As?

Image4.jpg

Also to eliminate your Video Card, try setting VW to Software Rendering:

VideoWave - Tools Option Render.jpg

I put it on Software render and it still stops at 75%.  The file is video files MPEG2's and are being rendered as Mpeg 2s also.

[myguggi]

happynow, on 11 December 2011 - 01:09 PM, said:

I put it on Software render and it still stops at 75%.  The file is video files MPEG2's and are being rendered as Mpeg 2s also.

You said that if you remove the transitions it will render correctly. What transitions are you using near the 75% point? It seems that they are causing you problems. You could try replacing them with ones that you know work correctly.

Also you did not answers any of Jim's questions from his 1st line in his last post.

[happynow]

grandpabruce, on 10 December 2011 - 06:41 PM, said:

VideoWave doesn't render at all, unless you output it as some video file.  What are you trying to do?

There is something wrong with your production, at the point that it quits rendering.  Find out what is at that point and fix it.

If your ultimate goal is to burn your production to a DVD, then don't output from VideoWave at all.  Save your project, close VideoWave, open MyDVD (Create DVDs), bring in your VideoWave file, make and menu changes that you want, then burn to a DVD, image file, or folder set, by clicking on the Burn button.

I am out putting it as a Video file to play back as a playback for DVD  Render best Quality MPEG 2.  The Video is about 4 min long.  The ultimate goal is not really to burn to a DVD, well later on yes but I use the video for other things too.  Upload to youtube; play back on computer and also burn to DVD.  

The video is for recruiting for my daughters soccer.  It has text in it for arrows and I took a bunch of them out after the 75% point.  It rendered but the film was wavy and jagged jumpy and it even did things twice.