Edit: Preview is actually too bright on my SDR monitor as well, so basically, either it's too dark or too bright, depending on which screen I have it on.

Also, a temporary solution for the flip problem has been found by turning off and on "Enable Preview Scaling," though it does go back once VEGAS is started back up again

@Gid, unfortunately, not the cause

@McRyanGold Ok, try changing the preview from Preview (Auto) to Good (Auto). The Preview option can have adverse affects.. 🤷‍♂️ Just a suggestion ..🤔

@Gid, I already use Good (Full), and changing preview quality doesn't do anything either

@McRyanGold Ok it looks like VP23 has some quirks that still need ironing out but if you can post more info then maybe someone can help.

Right click the image on the timeline - Properties & share a screen capture picture of that on here using the arrow button next to the smiley at the top of a new comment 👍

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MediaInfo might give more info, even if it doesn't the more info the better 👍 -

The App is called MediaInfo, download it, it's free & a fast download with no added adverts or any of that rubbish. https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo.
After downloading, right click on the media file in your Windows folder, open MediaInfo, choose Text from the options at the top, drag the edges of the window that pops up so it shows all the information & screen capture that page, post that image on here using the arrow button next to the smiley at the top of a new comment 👍

Or Copy & paste the information in a new comment like this -

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A picture of Pan/Crop window with all the settings on the left displayed, like this.

Share a pic of your Project Video Properties & Preferences - File IO settings

Also can you click your icon at the top of this page - My Profile & put your PC specs in My Signature, these will then show at the bottom of your comments.

I'd like a sample video clip that has these issues.

@Gid, It's a thing with all media, not just a specific picture or video, so it has to be with VEGAS and not them.

Did you file a support request? This is a very unusual issue and maybe some incompatibly with the UHD730 that could be worked out. What CPU is this? I don't see hardware info in your signature.

@Reyfox

@RogerS

Already did so.

Also, it genuinely CAN'T be my CPU, like, yeah, it might be a more budget-end Intel i5 processor, but it's apparently only like 2 years old. And it also worked perfectly fine with VEGAS 22, so they couldn't have made that many changes behind the scenes in the latest version, especially with all the updates and patches each one receives regularly.

............ so they couldn't have made that many changes behind the scenes in the latest version, especially with all the updates and patches each one receives regularly.

@McRyanGold Yep they certainly have made some changes.

I've got a separate post where I'm asking about slow rendering speeds in VP23,

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Just as a simple test I rendered one of my unedited files, dragged onto the timeline, no fxs or changes & rendered it.

UHD, MP4 HEVC 30GOP Constant. 3.51min long video.

In  VP22 it took 2.29mins to render.

In VP23 that same unedited file took 7.10mins to render

I'm testing the Trial version but I'm not upgrading until this is fixed, so I'm sticking with VP22.

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PS. @Reyfox asked for a sample, that sample needs to be the orig uploaded to a file sharing site like Google Drive, he & others can then test it on their PC's. This will determine if it's the file or your PC.

It can be the CPU, which doesn't mean anything is wrong with it but VEGAS may not properly support it. Please share the model with us and support.

There have been massive changes since VP 22. Note that the build number that VP 22 ended on was 250 and the one 23 started on was 278! With your help we can get it working.

Thanks for adding the CPU to your signature it's the 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-13400 (2.50 GHz).

I have the 13th gen i5-13600K but not a HDR display.

@Gid

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HMO3b4z7lC5TAdqNKWV9tbCsPc8-TNw1/view?usp=sharing

Christ, you lot are genuinely talking about this new version like it was a bad mistake haha

@McRyanGold Is that the orig recording, why does it loop like that?

Anyway it plays fine in VP22 & VP23

Same here. Plays just fine.

Another user reported an upside-down image when BRAW was used in an HDR project. Neither of these things seem true here so not sure what's the source of the issue. Let's hope support has ideas!