Hi everyone !
My problem is that during video editing, it can happen in certain places that a piece of video is superimposed on the current video without any apparent reason, as if it jumped.
You can see that in my video, another image is superimposed while it is part of another moment. As a result, this image becomes embedded and for a brief moment the video is skipped. It's random.
I have Sony Vegas Pro 19.
Could you help me?
The first thing I would try is rebooting the computer. Does it do it immediately after a reboot?
Good morning, both of you.
1) I have this problem since I have the software so the reboot is not involved.
2) My computer is brand new and fully compatible.
In fact, as I say, it’s really random according to the video. I would rather look for an option that I have to tick or that must be removed. Oddly enough, I have vegas pro 12 on an old pc and I don’t have that problem at all
Turn off GPU usage and see if it goes away. I get this sometimes after editing a while with GPU enabled.
Turn off GPU usage and see if it goes away. I get this sometimes after editing a while with GPU enabled.
It’s a really good idea. It could work. I’ll test it. Thanks
After several tests with and without, I believe that this is the solution :
"Turn off GPU usage and see if it goes away."
Do you know why this option would make me have this image overlay bug? In fact, since the processing is fast-tracked, would that be what blew up the image?
Thank you so much because I think that’s it (also on my old pc this option is disabled too). I hope it won’t take away the quality for my montages on the other hand
"Oddly enough, I have vegas pro 12 on an old pc and I don’t have that problem at all"
Vegas Pro 12 probably made very little use of the GPU which you haven't identified in the old machine or the new machine.