For your consideration...

NTO2care wrote on 12/9/2025, 8:55 AM

An observation from the Internet... Vegas Pro focuses heavily on new AI-driven tools, updated interfaces, and codec support in its major releases (like 21, 22, 23), sometimes at the expense of comprehensive bug fixes or significant feature additions in intermediate versions. While newer versions introduce compelling innovations, the development strategy often prioritizes rolling out cutting-edge functionality over meticulously polishing existing bugs in each iteration.  Asking as a neutral user not intending to bash anyone or anything.

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RogerS wrote on 12/9/2025, 7:18 PM

This take has no connection to reality for VEGAS.

Look at the release history. You'll see little about AI tools and a lot about fixes for stability and performance. 23 saw the release of version 1.0 of a new video engine. VP 20 overhauled the audio engine. These things are at the core of the software. Just that isn't enough to entice people to buy so there are also limited new features released with each version.

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VEGAS Pro 21.208
VEGAS Pro 22.250
VEGAS Pro 23.302

Try the
VEGAS 4K "sample project" benchmark (works with VP 16+): https://forms.gle/ypyrrbUghEiaf2aC7
VEGAS Pro 20 "Ad" benchmark (works with VP 20+): https://forms.gle/eErJTR87K2bbJc4Q7

EricLNZ wrote on 12/9/2025, 7:52 PM

Probably written by AI. There is much misleading rubbish out there nowadays.