Cut out/Remove silences : I use TimeBolt

Okay, so the software that is cutting the clips for you isn't actually changing the footage but just giving you an XML?

When you get a crash is there an error reporter box with a message? Can you paste in the message here? If not and it just hangs you can hold down shift and under the options menu go to internal and change "hang detection" from FALSE to TRUE.

Are preferences/ file io on defaults with the AMD doing the decoding and legacy AVC/ experimental HEVC unchecked?

For the audio issue if you temporarily uncheck "quantize to frames" can you make it line up perfectly? If you could share a screenshot for that issue it might easier to understand what is going wrong.

@JH26 I have a similar spec'ed computer, see my Signature. I've been working with 10bit 422 4K footage and have zero, and I mean this, zero crashes or issues. I'll have Firefox open along with Bitdefender and Malwarebytes running in the background at all times.

My footage is from a Lumix G9 camera, and it never gave me any grief.

But, it seems like you are using other software along with Vegas Pro, which I might think is the cause of your issues. What if you didn't use it, how is the performance then, just using the raw GH5 footage?

I also wonder why it is necessay to use another software to cut out the whites? What does that mean? What is this software doing, that cannot be done in Vegas?

Said that, i really do not understand this workflow. But maybe this other tools deliver something, that crashes Vegas?

I also wonder why it is necessay to use another software to cut out the whites? What does that mean? What is this software doing, that cannot be done in Vegas?

Said that, i really do not understand this workflow. But maybe this other tools deliver something, that crashes Vegas?

Cut out the silences, to remove all moments where there is no speech.

But I don't use the software at the same time. First I delete the silences and I get an xml file in addition to the video file and then I close the software and I start vegas pro.

@JH26 J'ai un ordinateur aux spécifications similaires, voir mon Signature. J'ai travaillé avec des séquences 10 bits 422 4K et je n'ai eu aucun crash ou problème, et je dis bien zéro. J'aurai Firefox ouvert avec Bitdefender et Malwarebytes exécutés en arrière-plan à tout moment.

Mes images proviennent d'un appareil photo Lumix G9, et cela ne m'a jamais posé de problème.

Mais il semble que vous utilisiez d'autres logiciels avec Vegas Pro, ce qui pourrait être la cause de vos problèmes. Et si vous ne l'utilisiez pas, quelles seraient les performances alors, en utilisant simplement les images brutes du GH5 ?

Ok interesting, so that would mean that it does not come from my configuration.

I do not use the other software at the same time, but one after the other. I open Vegas pro after finishing with the other software. From time to time I open Audacity at the same time, to quickly do a particular audio processing on a file, but I close it immediately.

Why is there any need, to cut out moments where there is no speech? Is there noise?

Such operations like to mute parts in the timeline in audio tracks can be done in Vegas. With different tools.

Is it possible to automatically and easily delete all the parts of the video where there is no speech?

I found a plugin from vegasaur I think that could do that, but it was not as precise, and it is longer and more complicated to use than my software.

I record myself speaking in front of the camera. The text is on my computer screen, so each time I have to read in my head what is written and then I repeat it out loud while looking at the camera. That's why I use software to automatically delete all the parts where I read in my head what is written on my computer screen, that is to say all the silent parts.

I make Youtube videos and a lot of youtubers do it like that. Few of my colleagues use a teleprompter...

Okay, so the software that is cutting the clips for you isn't actually changing the footage but just giving you an XML?

When you get a crash is there an error reporter box with a message? Can you paste in the message here? If not and it just hangs you can hold down shift and under the options menu go to internal and change "hang detection" from FALSE to TRUE.

Are preferences/ file io on defaults with the AMD doing the decoding and legacy AVC/ experimental HEVC unchecked?

Foshot for that issue it might easier to understand what is going wrong.

Yes only an xml file. The video file is not modified.

A message like this: vegas pro no longer responds. And I have the choice between "wait" or "close the software".

"Are preferences/ file io on defaults with the AMD doing the decoding and legacy AVC/ experimental HEVC unchecked?" : Where do we find this?

Regarding audio, this problem appeared recently. Perhaps following one of the latest updates.

I have attached 2 images to the comment. 

I positioned the bottom audio file, so that it starts at the same time as the audio file just above. And we can see from the audio curves that after a few seconds there begins to be a delay between the audio file below and the one above. If we continue to look at the 2 curves further (we don't see it in the captures) they end up synchronizing again, then being out of sync again, a little more before or after. But the most surprising thing is that if we move around the interface with the mouse wheel we can see that it has an impact on the curve of the audio file. This shifts the curve or resynchronizes it with the file above, whereas simply zooming in/out and moving in the timeline should have no impact on the curves. And finally, the worst part is that afterwards, if we go back to the beginning of the audio file, we can realize that it is no longer synchronized with the audio file at the top, but that there is a lag .

 

"Are preferences/ file io on defaults with the AMD doing the decoding and legacy AVC/ experimental HEVC unchecked?" :

Where do we find this?

See the options menu, preferences and the file io tab.

Please try the images again.