Render And Add To Timeline

[Derek Hart]

Switched from Edius 7 to 10. Trying to figure out how to set In/Out points and then simply render a clip to the timeline. It says render all and things like that but not sure how to just make a clip go right above it. It did this in Edius 7 and plopped it into the project/rendered folder.

And want to know if there are settings to determine the type of file it renders, making it a smaller file. Can I set defaults for that?

[antonsvideo]

Shift+Q is currently not available in EDIUS X, it has been removed

I for one hope that it gets returned

[Derek Hart]

You mean we have to go to the rendered folder and drag the clip back onto the timeline?

Is there a way to set the type of file it outputs so can make smaller files?

[antonsvideo]

you can right click any exported file in the job monitor and choose add to bin or show in player

it is not recommended to use files from the rendered folder, it will get you in trouble, unless you copy and paste the file from rendered folder to project folder and then add it to timeline track above

file size of rendered file depends on your render codec you set in project settings

[Derek Hart]

1) So the job monitor is under Tools... GV Job Monitor, right? When I render a clip with Ctrl-Alt-Q, it does not show in the GV Job Monitor.
2) Where is this place to add it in with right click?
3) If I Render In/Out... Render Loaded Area, it places a clip in the rendered folder. Something is now tied to my original clip. I don't understand. If I delete that clip in the rendered folder, my original clip shows up like the path has been changed. And it did not replace the clip. Then I restore the rendered clip and my clip comes back. Then I delete the rendered clip and it seems ok. What in the world is this relationship between just making a rendered clip and the clip itself? What's the best way to simulate how it worked in Edius 7. Just render and add to timeline? Do I need to render the clip, place it where I want, name it how I want, and drag to the timeline? I know you said it shows up in some monitor and I can just add. I will see what you say on #1.

By the way with #3 above, messing with it that way, Edius 10 crashes. I mean it crashes a lot. Perhaps because my Vistitle is not installed properly and clips refer to it.

Thank you!

[Seemedia]

you can right click any exported file in the job monitor and choose add to bin or show in player

it is not recommended to use files from the rendered folder, it will get you in trouble, unless you copy and paste the file from rendered folder to project folder and then add it to timeline track above

file size of rendered file depends on your render codec you set in project settings

Seriously? This is the most common rendering method for me. C'mon GV.

[Derek Hart]

Could somebody unmark my message above as spam? I just edited it to correct grammar.

[David Clarke]

I saw an email notification of your post and if you asked about why is your render not showing up in GV monitor when you start rendering it is a settings. In GV job monitor go to settings - view and change from export/batch export to ALL.

[hos11]

Great importance of "render and add to timeline", and how some filters can't be stacked together, like Neat video + specific slow-mo scenarios, or Neat video + stabilizer. Adding first filter on clip than render and add to timeline and adding second filter on that new clip was easy and fast, retaining original clip quality if better project quality was set.
Grass Valley, that was removing one of your best features, why? It's like backward evolution, you added us editors extra steps to work around the problem, and it really adds up in time and different workflow approach. Now we need to export clip manually with changed render path back to somewhere in project media folder, bring up GV job monitor and watch for render to finish and again manually bring it back to Edius 'cause rendered file won't return back to bin like before. This thing alone forcing me to edit on Edius 9, regretting this purchase just a day ago?! Please, bring it back.

[antonsvideo]

I am sure it will come back