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Solved Video rendering cropped

Video rendering cropped was created by anonomas11

Posted 03 Sep 2018 21:20 #1
Hi guys,

So I'm trying to render a video that was rendering fine before but now when I render it the video is cropped. The preview playback is fine, it's just when I render the video it's cropped. Any advice? I'm using Vegas Pro 13
I've provided some screen shots as well to better show what I mean



Last Edit:03 Sep 2018 22:48 by anonomas11
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Replied by DoctorZen on topic Video rendering cropped

Posted 03 Sep 2018 23:00 #2
Hi anonomas11

Drag your track control box all the way to right, so that you can see all of the controls.



I can see be your screen shot that you have added some type of change to the Track Motion window (BIG RED arrow).
Open Track Motion and remove any key-frames you may have added by mistake.
You can also right-click inside this window and select Restore Box.

Your Project Properties also look a bit unusual.
Did you import old format HD video into your Project ?
Old format is 1440x1080, with a Pixel Aspect Ratio = 1.33
Most people would use 1920x1080, with a Pixel Aspect Ratio = 1.00

You also have not shown all of your timeline and only a tiny section.
Where on the Timeline are we looking ?

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Replied by anonomas11 on topic Video rendering cropped

Posted 04 Sep 2018 00:25 #3
It's the entire video. When I play it in the preview panel I can see the whole video but when I render it, it only renders the corner as shown. I checked the track motion but there were no extra key frames

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Replied by DoctorZen on topic Video rendering cropped

Posted 04 Sep 2018 09:47 #4
Please upload a copy of your .veg project file.
It contains no video, but will show me all of your settings.
You can upload as an attachment to the forum here.

Please also press F11 in Vegas to make the timeline fullscreen.
Take a screen shot and upload to the forum, so I can see what your media looks like.
Press F11 again to return Vegas to normal.
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Replied by anonomas11 on topic Video rendering cropped

Posted 04 Sep 2018 10:10 #5
Here ya go



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File Name: dpppuaiteaser1.veg
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Replied by DoctorZen on topic Video rendering cropped

Posted 04 Sep 2018 10:59 #6
I think I know what the problem is.

Problem #1
Project Properties are set incorrectly.
The Pixel Aspect Ratio is set to 1.3333
Change this to 1.0000

Problem #2
You have too many FX added to Track #1, which are affecting the entire project and causing it to shift into the bottom right corner.
If you MUTE track one and then play back and/or render the project, you should see an immediate difference.

You have Composting Mode set to Custom and also FX added.
If you set Composting Mode back to Source Alpha, this fixes part of the problem.
There are also FX added to the track.
I have arrows pointing to what I mean.

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Replied by anonomas11 on topic Video rendering cropped

Posted 04 Sep 2018 23:45 #7
Yeah that did the trick, thank you so much :)
Last Edit:05 Sep 2018 00:20 by anonomas11

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