1. Right-click the icon in your system tray and choose Show from the menu to display the Sony Vegas Network Render Service window.

2. Select the File Mappings tab. The tab displays a list of local folders and their universal paths.

3. Click a blank row in the table.

4. In the Local box, type the path to the local folder (c:\media, for example).

5. In the Universal box, type the UNC path or mapped drive letter to the folder (\\kcanney\media\, for example).

Before you start rendering, verify that the remote renderer has access to the folder and is logged in.

On the renderer, choose Run from the Start menu to display the Run dialog. In the Open box,  type the UNC path to the folder (\\kcanney\media\ in our previous example). If you're prompted to log on, type your username and password.

1. Right-click the icon in your system tray and choose Show from the menu to display the Sony Vegas Network Render Service window.

2. Select the File Mappings tab. The tab displays a list of local folders and their universal paths.

3. From the Action menu, choose Auto-Fill File Mappings. Shared folders on the local machine are added to the list as universal paths.

No mappings will be added in the following circumstances:

• If all shared folders are already listed in the table.

• If the computer does not have any shared folders.

• If your user account does not allow you to create or modify folder sharing.

1. Right-click the icon in your system tray and choose Show from the menu to display the Sony Vegas Network Render Service window.

2. Select the File Mappings tab. The tab displays a list of local folders and their universal paths.

3. Right-click a mapping and choose Delete File Mapping from the shortcut menu to delete it, or click a blank row in the table and choose Delete All File Mappings to delete all file mappings.