Rendering Two Separate Videos With One Production

[Nighthawkaz223]

I have the Roxio Game Cap HD Pro, and I was wondering if there is a way I can take an hour and a half video chop it up to three parts and redner out those three parts easily, with the video wave program. I have the three sections I want seperated, on the timeline but if I render it out they become one video, Is there a way i can take those three sections on the timeline and render them out in cepereate parts?

[d_deweywright]

You'll have to do it as 3 different projects, so yes, it can be done, but not the way you've currently set it up.

[Jim_Hardin]

I'm not near my PC, someone check to see if the RGC has Scenes available???

 

If so, all that would do would be to allow the designation of 3 segments of one file to be used one at a time then Export As...

 

Lastly a New Project pulling in those Export As files.

 

Honestly??? Might shave a few minutes off you Total Production time but either way will be pretty close

[bimicher]

I have the Roxio Game Cap HD Pro, and I was wondering if there is a way I can take an hour and a half video chop it up to three parts and redner out those three parts easily, with the video wave program. I have the three sections I want seperated, on the timeline but if I render it out they become one video, Is there a way i can take those three sections on the timeline and render them out in cepereate parts?

 

Yes, RGC has Scene Detection available through the Media Selector. I never use it since I prefer to set my scenes manually at the places I want not some artificial "split point"

 

Save the current project with the 3 segments as Project-Full.

Delete segments 2 & 3, and using Export As, render to Segment 1

OPen Project-Full again, delete segments 1 and 3 and Export As to Segment 2

OPen Project-Full again, delete segments 1 and 2 and Export As to Segment 3

 

You now have 3 separate videos.

Edited May 30, 2013 by myguggi

[Jim_Hardin]

Thanks Walt!

 

I was thinking of using manual set points - I too, Never use the auto settings.