Render templates from previous Vegas Pro versions should automatically appear in Vegas Pro 22's Render As template list as custom render templates are automatically saved in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roamiong\VEGAS\Render Templates which is a folder common to all Vegas Pro versions.

Could you be specific about exactly what the 'video settings' that you are referring to because there are a number of destinations where custom settings might be stored. Also, some settings are stored in the registry and that may make recovering them for use in Vegas Pro 22 rather difficult or even not possible.

The first 3 pictures are screenshots of my saved Pan/Crop Presets, as well as my Mask Presets from Vegas Pro 20 with my customized video settings. The last 3 screenshots are showing that they are not available on Vegas Pro 22, just the default settings and presets.

Unfortunately, in VEGAS Pro settings, presets etc. are saved in different locations and there's no easy way to transfer them all from within the program.

But maybe this post can help, it includes a section on pan/crop and masks presets: https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/tutorials/backup-locations-for-all-vegas-pro-templates-presets-and-settings--139290/

@Curtis This is how I transfer all my pan/crop masks. See my comment at the bottom of this thread.

@Curtis Most of the fx are ofx and their presets save in your docs folder under OFX Presets. If you use a different login or a different machine, you'll get a new empty documents folder which you'll need to copy and paste into. If the fx name changes with a new Vegas version, it will likely get a a newly named sub-folder... copying old presets to the newly named fx folder probably will not work. If the fx is at the event level, copying and pasting the event while both versions are open at the same time might work better. An easier way to do the same thing is to take an old project where you used the preset on an fx, open the project with the new Vegas, and just re-save the fx as a preset anew.

@Curtis This is how I transfer all my pan/crop masks. See my comment at the bottom of this thread.

Thank you so much I'm doing something similar to your solution. I still have Vegas Pro 20 installed so I just have that open and I'm copying the keyframe presets for my mask and pan/crop, and I'm simply pasting them and saving them in Vegas Pro 22. A bit of a hassle but it works non the less.