Debug Frame server

Diibaratkan seperti fasilitas "titipan". Jadi kita membuat file disini, yang sebenarnya hanya sebagai jembatan untuk diolah di program yang lainnya. Keuntungannya adalah kita bekerja hemat waktu dan space harddisk. Dibawah ini adalah contoh penggunaannya. It's very simple. While I'm in Sony Vegas when it comes time to render out a file I just 1. Select Render As 2. Under "Save as type" I then select "Debug Framserver (*.avi)" 3. Click "Save" and a box will appear that says "Frameserver - (SetuP) You have a choice here to save as RGB24, RGB32, or YUY2 (I usually choose RGB32). I also click on the "Write audio as PCM samples in signpost AVI" checkbox. I leave the "Enable Network Frameserving" box unchecked. 4. Click "Next" What this does is save a fake AVI to your desktop. It's not real...just a streaming AVI being fed by Sony Vegas. At this point you can open that fake AVI in most programs that plays AVI's. If I'm, for example, working with an intermediate file that I would like to clean up on my timeline I would render just that and open the fake AVI up in VirtuaDub so that I can use some of my favorite filters ...on that particular track (I usually save it as a Morgan JPEG2000 Lossless file). But since you asked about Super...then I would render a finished file through Debug Frameserver and open that fake AVI with Super...so.... 5. Open Super and choose the format you would like to save your file in. 6. Once you mark all your settings for that file hit render and you are done. As you might already know Vegas is limited to the number of different types of files you can save to. That's why I like using Super...you have much more choices. One caveat however....when you render out a final file you must have Vegas set at 8bit instead of 32 bit float. Or you will have a nasty suprise when you try and play back the file. This wil save you a lot of time and skips a whole rendering process. I hope that helps. Translate sendiri!