Vegas Pro Suite 17 . I keep getting this error message "An error occurred while creating the MEDIA FILE. The reason for the error could not be determined" VEGAS PRO 17 on Windows 10 ....Intel i7 4700mq cpu 2.4ghz ...16 gig ram...64 bit op system
Start here and forego the bold italics:
https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/important-information-required-to-help-you--110457/
The info in Section C is required.
I got it figured out. If I might ask what was the issue with Bold Italics? I only used them to separate comp specs from the issue.
I rather like the high contrast legibility of your post, but bold text can be interpreted as shouting in some circles.
Awe I see...and I thought that only applied to 'all caps'. Thanks John.
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That said, welcome to the forums.
I got it figured out.
There may be some here who would appreciate knowing what your solution was. Care to share?
The bold is a bit in ones face so I've removed it.
And as noted, I have edited my reply.
B i U is best used in modesty, and humility, I have been told, but have not always practiced.
@EricLNZ what was the solution?
I was using a project from Vegas 14 and I tried different Render settings. When all failed I did a simple Un-install Re-install and created a new project. It rendered fine and then I opened the Vegas 14 project. It rendered fine as well. Exactly what caused that...I don't know but the re-install fixed it. It's rendering like a charm now.
@Kevin-Robinson Had you previously tried starting VP with Ctrl-Shift pressed in order to go back to default settings?
The program was a fresh brand new install. It should have been defaulted all the way around..right? I tried rendering that v14 project immediately.
The program was a fresh brand new install. It should have been defaulted all the way around..right?
No, my understanding is that reinstalling doesn't always reset default settings. In fact problems are often solved by just a reset, no need to reinstall.
No, my understanding is that reinstalling doesn't always reset default settings.
Yes, a Windows uninstall leaves behind many of the registry entries, folders and other associated data files. When a full reinstall is necessary, I usually recommend a third-party uninstaller, that has the option to scan and delete the pertinent leftover data.