Okay, I have had this happen to me now at least 6 times. I am editing a project in Versio 10e and I open one of the video clips in trimmer. For some reason, the computer starts going into overwrite mode and starts writing over the file I am trying to trim. I have to get to task manager as fast as I can and shut down the program. Then when I open the project, parts of the file have been erase/corrupted or whatever. So far I have been able to either recapture the footage from tape, or rebuild if this was a render from another project, but it is getting very annoying.
The odd thing, if the clip is a render from a project (such as prebuilding some effects or sync track after using Plural Eyes) if I open the project where the problem happened, it appears to open the VEG file rather than the clip that was created by the veg file (in all cases, an AVI). I am beginning to think that Vegas is sometimes confusing the VEG and the AVI (which have the same name) and overwriting the file as a VEG file. I can't swear to this, but it is extremely bizarre. Is anyone else having anything close to this issue?
I know I posted it before and one response was a possible drive failure, but this is happening to different drives.
Dave T2
The odd thing, if the clip is a render from a project (such as prebuilding some effects or sync track after using Plural Eyes) if I open the project where the problem happened, it appears to open the VEG file rather than the clip that was created by the veg file (in all cases, an AVI). I am beginning to think that Vegas is sometimes confusing the VEG and the AVI (which have the same name) and overwriting the file as a VEG file. I can't swear to this, but it is extremely bizarre. Is anyone else having anything close to this issue?
I know I posted it before and one response was a possible drive failure, but this is happening to different drives.
Dave T2