Vegas 15 (216) QSV render suddenly crashing after motherboard upgrade

Dr.z4pp wrote on 2/11/2018, 1:45 PM

I have use Intel QSV successfully with an i5-2500K in the past with Vegas 14 and 15. I upgraded my motherboard (Asrock Z-370 extreme 4) and processor to an i5-8600K, Windows 10 (no creator's update) didn't flinch at the new motherboard, installed new drivers fine, everything works well... except when I try to render with QSV. Rendering with the AMD video card works fine, just slow.

Here is a screenshot showing that QSV is available. My project settings match the selected output.

And another one showing QSV is specifically selected in video options- though the error is the same when the AMD is selected instead.

And this is the error

it says "An error occurred while creating the media file... the reason for the error could not be determined"

My first thought is.. Such a helpful error message. LOL

As I said at the beginning, I have done this many times in Vegas 14 and 15. Google searches for this error have not yielded any solutions so far, though I may be missing something obvious. It could be that the new Intel graphics driver broke something? I've tried to install an older version, but it kept telling my my system did not meets it's requirements, and quit. I gave up at that point and posted here. The GPU shows up in my device manager, no errors.

Any ideas?

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Dr.z4pp wrote on 2/11/2018, 5:59 PM

Ahh, you are correct... my last project was interlaced, I guess I forgot to change the properties this time. However, changing the project to progressive didn't fix it. As far as how I manage.. I'm still learning Vegas, so not really sure what I'm doing wrong... how do I change the preview settings to match?

Peter_P wrote on 2/12/2018, 1:43 AM

I have the same problems with my new i7-8700k and Vp15 B261. Projects, that could be rendereed to Intel HEVC UHDp30 on my i7-6700k now crash on the i7-8700k. Problem already reprted to development. Just wait for the next update.

Peter_P wrote on 2/12/2018, 10:44 AM

They don't, projectsettings are interlaced and rendertemplate is progressive.
 

That shouldn't cause any problems. The preview settings are even temporarily changed to the setting of the render template, when rendering is started.