render several files at the same time

If you mean that you want to render several separate and individual files/projects at the same time, then a single instance of VP cannot do that - it can only render one selection/project at a time. However, you could try opening several instances of VP (which can easily be done) - each a with different event/project - and separately render from each open instance of VP. I have never tried this (never been a need to do so) and do not know if it would work; however, if it does work, then you will probably need a really top end computer to cope with the multiple rendering requirements that those multiple rendering tasks will call upon.

However, you could try opening several instances of VP (which can easily be done) - each a with different event/project - and separately render from each open instance of VP. I have never tried this (never been a need to do so) and do not know if it would work; however, if it does work, then you will probably need a really top end computer to cope with the multiple rendering requirements that those multiple rendering tasks will call upon.

Can see a large speed increase with nvenc hardware rendering as only 1 nvenc session is used and vegas not so good at full utilisation. Need patch for more than 2 simultaneous nvenc renders but in my use case 2 ate all remaining cpu so no requirement for any more

Hi, I wanted to know how I can render several files at the same time.
Can you help me?
I put an image.

Regards

Depend on what you want:

1) Render several files as one output file

-Select the area to render with your mouse

-File > Render> select your output format
 

2) Render several files as individual files

-select the event you want to render, press "R" to create a region... repeat for each other event

-Go to Tools > scripting > batch render > select "render regions" and the output format (you can select as many as you want)

And of course you can do a lot more with plenty of options like render from different projects with Vegasaur