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  18 answers, most recent on 2/7/2012

  RE: GPU Acceleration + Build 521 = success story
  About 2 years ago, we upgraded (3) workstations to the newly released Socket 1366 motherboards, I7 920 CPUs & new DDR3 memory. Total upgrade cost was about $1000 per workstation. About 1.5 years ago we doubled the speed of one by simply
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  11 answers, most recent on 2/6/2012

  RE: Preview window still black
  Hi Dave, Where do I find INTERNAL preferences? I'm pretty convinced that the problem lies within Vegas 11 because all other versions of Vegas work as normal. Vegas 11 is the odd one out. While I've posted the question into support (that is taking
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  51 answers, most recent on 2/7/2012

  RE: Delivering HD Video
  "...you are saying that you simply follow the standard Sony Vegas to Sony DVD Architect workflow?" Yes "You then create an ISO image and then burn that, I assume, with ImgBurn?" Yes "...you create the BD image in DVD Architect?" Yes "...what
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  25 answers, most recent on 1/30/2012

  RE: Footage replacement bug?
  deusx wrote: It's called Vegas Pro and if you can't spend $150 on an upgrade what kind of Pros are we talking about here. It's not as simple as that in my case. I'm running V10.0e on 2 extremely stable machines running XP. I do realise that one day
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  6 answers, most recent on 2/23/2012

  RE: Clean Win 7-64 Install + 521 ONLY. Still crashes.
  With regard to the memory comment... I had done a major upgrade from XP Pro 32bit to Win 7 64bit. Everything seemed stable, so I went ahead and upgraded from Pro 8 to 11. And that's when the random crashes started all the way to BSOD. I thought
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  45 answers, most recent on 1/28/2012

  RE: Abandoning Build 511
  I had done a major upgrade from XP Pro 32bit to Win 7 64bit. Everything seemed stable, so I went ahead and upgraded from Pro 8 to 11. And that's when the random crashes started all the way to BSOD. I thought build 525 would fix it, nope, made it
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  148 answers, most recent on 4/4/2012

  RE: Boycott Vegas 12 unless Vegas 11 gets stable!
  "On DvInfo I found a Vegas user who swore video drivers made no difference. He found solace in not installing the 32bit and the 64bit version." I only have the 64 bit version installed on version 11, both 32 bit and 64 bit on the previous versions.
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  14 answers, most recent on 2/6/2012

  RE: VP11 revisisted (+)
  Well this thread was sure worth reading. I had done a major upgrade from XP Pro 32bit to Win 7 64bit. Everything seemed stable, so I went ahead and upgraded from Pro 8 to 11. And that's when the random crashes started all the way to BSOD. I though
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  8 answers, most recent on 1/26/2012

  RE: Viewing 2 monitors and a TV set using Vegas Pro 11
  Sounds like a major hardware change! :) but we all get to the point of upgrading our PCs at some point. But at least the good side is, the second video card can be a cheap one! Even if you use any GPU acceleration (vegas 11) from the first card,
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  175 answers, most recent on 4/26/2012

  RE: WE the people, in search of a more perfect V10...
  I guess i get spoiled by the open source community where generally the last several versions are available, specifically because often the newer version is unfit for the user's purpose or hardware. Even when the new version is "stable", the
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  175 answers, most recent on 4/26/2012

  RE: WE the people, in search of a more perfect V10...
  Its amazing how the software industry has become an industry that knowingly releases dysfunctional products in the belief that it's completely OK, since you can always release a bug fix sometimes later, even without any apologies, and we - the crowd
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  36 answers, most recent on 1/24/2012

  RE: ot: ssd updates?
  Geoff, I share some of your feelings about music. Primarily, I wonder why current artists who cover old songs feel compelled to fill every nanosecond with some instrumentation or fill. On technology, however, I've never felt that systems were fast
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  3 answers, most recent on 1/22/2012

  RE: DVD Architect 3.0 hangs on burning
  DVDA 3 reached its end-of-life a full five years ago. In that time, operating systems, hardware interfaces, and burners have all advanced to new versions. Even if you provided your system specs, I doubt you will find anyone here still using
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  25 answers, most recent on 1/21/2012

  RE: One "fix" for render 'low on memory'
  Oh, and as I've mentioned before on this forum, V7d is as stable as a rock. Never any issues. Can't do AVCHD, but I assume I could use V8 for that if necessary.Yes, that's what I'll do in the future. I have, for my use, confirmed beyond any shadow
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  12 answers, most recent on 1/22/2012

  RE: An old question that is always new.
  >>Any suggestions as to what new mobo, cpu and RAM to get for now? If you want to keep all else the same, I suggest an i5-2300 .. unless you can get an i5-750 or even an old Quad Core 6600 .. i5-2300 Chip at Newegg Once you decide which
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  21 answers, most recent on 1/19/2012

  RE: What Graphic card works best?
  RE: "How did you get an I7-3930K system?" A good number of power Vegas users build their own systems. The advantage of learning how to do this is that it allows you to overcome future hardware/software problems without waiting around (and paying)
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  2 answers, most recent on 1/11/2012

  Vegas 11 on videoguys top 10 list
  Vegas 11 was the #5 entry on Videoguys' top ten products of 2011. The NLEs that were ahead of it were Avid Media Composer 5.5/6, and CS 5.5. VG has always supported Vegas and its users well, and seem to always see a lot of potential here. A few
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  175 answers, most recent on 4/26/2012

  RE: WE the people, in search of a more perfect V10...
  "I upgraded to the latest Nvidia drivers and 511 now works 90% or better of the time without crashing" Good for you but it is supposed to work 100% of the time 24/7. Unremarkably other software houses whose code is used by millions of people have
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  175 answers, most recent on 4/26/2012

  RE: WE the people, in search of a more perfect V10...
  @JJK Thanks for the explanation, sorry I didn't understand the original point, as-stated. From my point-of-view, I wouldn't attempt the XP to Windows 7 on old hardware, anyway. At least, not without running the Upgrade Advisor beforehand. Just so
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  175 answers, most recent on 4/26/2012

  RE: WE the people, in search of a more perfect V10...
  I offer a response to a couple of different areas: With respect to the dropped support for Windows XP, it was going to happen at some point, and Sony apparently decided that the reasons were now compelling to do that. I can accept that, despite the
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  64 answers, most recent on 12/17/2011

  RE: New Vegas Build
  >"Also, on our 6-core 980X system V11 only used 60% of the CPU & therefore renders speeds were 30% - 40% slower. Tried reducing threads, etc. and it only became slower..." --- If it helps at all, I've seen that sort of thing a lot when GPU
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  22 answers, most recent on 12/10/2011

  RE: Answers to many GPU issues.
  JohnMeyer, You are brave to bring up the point that GPU acceleration brings up many potential issues since now a large part of the preview and rendering is done with varying hardware and software. i.e. the video card and video drivers. And let's
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  7 answers, most recent on 12/5/2011

  RE: Vegas 11
  S0laris: I posted the same problem here.. http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/forums/ShowMessage.asp?MessageID=789846&Replies=1 what ATI Catalyst driver version are you using..? From my testing, i was able to render videos properly with VP11
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  4 answers, most recent on 12/6/2011

  64bit vegas doesn't support latest catalyst driver
  I gonna try to provide as much info as needed in order to help vegas's programmers fix this issue. It seems that vegas pro 11 build "425" looses ATI GPU acceleration with catalyst drivers higher than 11.9. I recently upgraded to ati catalyst to