Freezing Video Preview vegas 16

kris-x wrote on 6/22/2019, 3:14 PM

Hello. I have a problem with lagging freezing video preview when i try watch video from go pro 7. mp.4 Type: Intel HEVC Video: 00:00:20,571, 59,940 fps progressive, 3840x2160x32, HEVC
Audio: 00:00:20,543, 48 000 Hz; Stereo, AAC . In Windows Media Player is all perfect but in Vegas lagging... got windows 10. Laptop MSI GE73VR 7RF Raider CPU 7th Gen. Intel® Core™, GeForce® GTX 1070 with 8GB GDDR5, 16gb DDR4-2400. I dont know what to do...help me pls...

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j-v wrote on 6/22/2019, 3:35 PM

Vegas is not a videoplayer like WMP, so it is not intended to only play video.
When your projectsettings are as desired for those files and it is too difficult to edit those files than you have to use proxiesfiles

or update your hardware to a higher level.

kris-x wrote on 6/22/2019, 4:11 PM

I must waiting and waiting... Building video proxy in progress.... but Now all works perfect! TY so MUCH! 😁👍

fr0sty wrote on 6/23/2019, 2:03 AM

HEVC video can be difficult to decode on many systems, and I've noticed Vegas struggles especially hard decoding GoPro video files (even h264). I couldn't smoothly play video from a GoPro Hero 3 in Vegas until I upgraded my GPU to a Radeon 7. Proxies are key, even if they are a bit time consuming. Happy Otter Scripts (tools4vegas.com) has a nice proxy setup in it that is better than the built in one for Vegas, and allows you to select between various formats to use as proxies, so you aren't just limited to 720p XAVC files like the stock proxy system uses. I think it encodes the proxies faster, as well.

j-v wrote on 6/23/2019, 4:33 AM

HEVC video can be difficult to decode on many systems, and I've noticed Vegas struggles especially hard decoding GoPro video files (even h264). I couldn't smoothly play video from a GoPro Hero 3 in Vegas until I upgraded my GPU to a Radeon 7. Proxies are key, even if they are a bit time consuming. Happy Otter Scripts (tools4vegas.com) has a nice proxy setup in it that is better than the built in one for Vegas, and allows you to select between various formats to use as proxies, so you aren't just limited to 720p XAVC files like the stock proxy system uses. I think it encodes the proxies faster, as well.

Not my experiences.
My Vegas has no troubles to play and edit GOPro7 HEVC 4K material without proxies, as stated here many times.😃