Hi all,
this morning I worked on quite a big project that' I've been adding files to for about 2 weeks. Never had any serious problem on that project apart from the occasional crashes when I deleted an event while the cursor was playing over it.
So this morning, I close V13 because I had turned GPU acceleration on, and before restarting it I went through the main fiolder on the disk to delete a couple of subfolders with clips that I did not need anymore.
On reopening the project, Vegas started to rebuild the peaks from 1256 something to 2335 or so. taking several minutes. Why did it do that? None of the clips I had deleted were on the timeline or in use.Just wondering.
Also, when Vegas is building peaks, you'd better leave it alone as it's extremely prone to crashing during that time.
this morning I worked on quite a big project that' I've been adding files to for about 2 weeks. Never had any serious problem on that project apart from the occasional crashes when I deleted an event while the cursor was playing over it.
So this morning, I close V13 because I had turned GPU acceleration on, and before restarting it I went through the main fiolder on the disk to delete a couple of subfolders with clips that I did not need anymore.
On reopening the project, Vegas started to rebuild the peaks from 1256 something to 2335 or so. taking several minutes. Why did it do that? None of the clips I had deleted were on the timeline or in use.Just wondering.
Also, when Vegas is building peaks, you'd better leave it alone as it's extremely prone to crashing during that time.