Build 714 is recompile of b710

videoITguy wrote on 9/10/2013, 5:14 PM

Notable fixes/changes in version 12.0 (Build 714)
Fixed a bug that prevented still-image sequences from opening.

9/10/2013

Notable fixes/changes in version 12.0 (Build 710)
Added an Enable progressive download check box to the Video tab of the Sony AVC/AAC Custom Settings dialog to allow your videos to begin playing during download. This check box is available only when rendering to MP4 formats.
Added support for rendering XAVC MXF and XAVC S MP4 files to a folder on your computer.
Added support for XAVC S video to the Device Explorer.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when dragging a media file from the Vegas Explorer to a bin in the Project Media window.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when opening the Project Media window after saving a Smart Bin and closing the Project Media window.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when undoing new-track creation during playback.
Fixed a bug that could cause exported projects to display a Media Relink error when opening in Media Composer.
Fixed a bug that could cause an exception when importing Final Cut Pro 7 projects that contain multiple envelope points at the same location.
Fixed a bug that could cause an error when using File > Import > AAF to import an AAF file with subclips.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when opening the Render As dialog after saving a custom rendering template.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when opening a still-image sequence with a filename that included % characters.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when rendering very large projects to AC-3, ATRAC, FLAC, MP3, and OggVorbis formats on some systems.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash attempting to burn very large projects to DVD using Tools > Burn Disc > DVD.
Fixed a bug that could cause the Burn Blu-ray Disc dialog to ignore a user-specified File path for the rendered image file.
The Render button is now unavailable if the Name box in the Render As dialog is blank. Previously, an Invalid File Name error was displayed if you cleared the file name.
Fixed a bug that could prevent you from changing the Pixel format and View transform settings on the Video tab of the Project Properties dialog after choosing either of the 32-bit floating point settings or the ACES RRT (sRGB) setting.
Fixed a bug that could cause the eyedropper tool to choose the incorrect color in video plug-ins.
Fixed a bug that could cause doubled audio to be recorded when using input monitoring.
Fixed a bug that could cause the Project Recorded Files Folder dialog to be displayed when undoing or redoing audio track list changes.
Fixed a bug that could cause selective prerender to fail when rendering using some XDCAM EX templates.

Comments

Steve Mann wrote on 9/10/2013, 10:00 PM

"Added an Enable progressive download check box to the Video tab of the Sony AVC/AAC Custom Settings dialog to allow your videos to begin playing during download. This check box is available only when rendering to MP4 formats."

FINALLY!

VidMus wrote on 9/10/2013, 10:25 PM

@ Steve Mann

Now if they could make it as good or even better than HandBrake then it would worth using. It is a lot better than in the past and much better than MC but still a bit under par on low bit rates.

Grazie wrote on 9/11/2013, 12:36 AM

Thanks for that Steve! Setting my MP4-ers with this now. Hate clients to having to wait..... it's not very "pro".

HandBrake as a "bar" to get over gives SCS something to think about.

Grazie

_Lenny_ wrote on 9/11/2013, 5:36 AM

But still no fix for the interminably slow project load times when the Project Media panel is open.

TBH this problem had never affected me until a few days ago. But it causing problems now that I want to use it.

Surely SCS can fix it?

Hulk wrote on 9/11/2013, 8:29 AM

I realize that quite a few people around here swear by Handbrake and I agree it's very good. But I have to say that I think Ripbot is even better. And you can frameserve from Vegas Pro to Ripbot using the debugmode frame server with Ripbot. It works flawlessly with VP10 for me. The results are outstanding.

rmack350 wrote on 9/11/2013, 7:42 PM

But still no fix for the interminably slow project load times when the Project Media panel is open

Out of curiosity, do you have bins in your project? If so, how many?

Rob

_Lenny_ wrote on 9/12/2013, 1:40 AM

No bins. Merely making the Project Media panel visible is enough to kill Vegas next time it's opened.

But something you mentioned in another thread makes me wonder if it's related to s Windows Update. The issue only hit after I repaired Windows 7, and new drivers for my mouse and keyboard were installed. Previously, I had not been using these drivers (mouse and keyboard).

I'll disable them to see if it makes a difference. I do hope so as VP12 has been great to work with (except for the erratic GPU acceleration performance.)

_Lenny_ wrote on 9/12/2013, 1:54 AM

No, not the mouse/keyboard drivers...

rmack350 wrote on 9/12/2013, 12:14 PM

I don't see a separate topic devoted to this, Rather than hijack this thread maybe we should start one?

BTW, I have a project with the same problem.

Rob

set wrote on 9/16/2013, 11:32 AM

'_Lenny_' and 'rmack350',

After I post new thread of my crashes during open project.

I read again your posts, can't remember if the tab "Project Media" was opened in mine..., looks like I had almost similar issue..., but I can only open the project if I open start-point backup project first.

Not comfortable to keep on going in 714, I'm afraid I won't be able to open edited project later!

Roll back to 670

Add: as for slow open issue, It happened when I load 714 project in 670. VERY slow.
I decided to restart over in 670. Next time open quicker

set wrote on 10/4/2013, 12:24 AM

Check for this issue in b726 ?

I'm not able to upgrade as I'm in the middle of project right now.