Plural Eyes

Roger Bansemer wrote on 11/3/2024, 1:24 PM

No matter how many times I've tried, Using the Vegas "sync audio to align events" does not seem to work. In a former post I was told how to use my "Plural Eyes" to work in a prior version of vegas. Here's what was said:

You should find the file "PE4VegasLoader14.dll" and move it to the directory "C:\ProgramData\Vegas Pro\Application Extensions\" so that all Magix Vegas can load it.

The problem is my directory for Vegas22 does not have the "Application Extensions" directory to drop that dll file into.
Sure would appreciate any help. Thanks.
Roger

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ernie-tamminga wrote on 11/27/2024, 6:33 PM

Maxon support sent me some info. I performed a whole bunch of steps (it would be hard for me to reconstruct that sequence now...) and as far as I can tell, IT NOW WORKS in Vegas Pro 22. I'll experiment some more to make sure, but at the moment, it's looking good!

Roger Bansemer wrote on 11/28/2024, 7:27 AM

Plural Eyes has been around a long time. Why didn't Vegas have this feature years ago? I know they have it now but it doesn't work. That's why there's this discussion about PluralEyes as it has been great for a long time.

RogerS wrote on 11/28/2024, 7:46 AM

@Roger Bansemer Same story as the titler:neglect by Sony and a lack of resources until recently:
https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/some-curiosity-full-questions-about-vegas-s-future--147847/#ca929967

In a better world Magix would have cut down its bloated product lineup and invested more in VEGAS. VEGAS didn't even have anyone working on audio for quite some time- we only got VST 3 support with VP 20! It took Magix years to realize VEGAS was really the gem of their portfolio and are finally making up for lost time.

johnny-s wrote on 11/28/2024, 12:14 PM

They, Magix, should make Maxon an offer for their Pluraleyes.

Jonny-Bhoy wrote on 11/29/2024, 6:00 AM

I'm using VPro 22 build 194.

I used to love PluralEyes, but my impression is that it doesn't work in VPro releases after about 17(?)

I did just go through the steps outlined earlier in this thread... and yes, now PluralEyes even does show up in my Vegas Extensions. But when I try to launch it, what comes up is the Red Giant Application Manager. I go through another step or two, and get to a Red Giant "Sign In" window. It says my password is wrong, so I change my password with Red Giant (which is now "maxon").. Then I go back through the steps of launching the Plural Eyes extension in Vegas 22, and... again it says my password is wrong, although I entered the password I just changed-to.

The built-in Vegas Pro synchronizer doesn't work at all... runs for a long time, then produces no synched result. I really miss PluralEyes, and would purchase it again if maxon resuscitated it to work with VPro22.

Pluraleyes 4 works just fone for me in Vegas Pro 22.