Vegas Pro 19 Continuously Crashing

dave-k wrote on 6/2/2022, 12:40 AM

I've read posts from other people saying they are having issues with their Vegas Pro 19 crashing; so I know I'm not alone. However, I'm starting my own post since my specs might potentially affect my issue.

First off, I've been rendering the same type of file using Vegas Pro for about 2 years (edit, render, and upload weekly sermon for my church) and just recently I can't go 10 seconds without it crashing. I even pulled a system image file from back in March and tried to render and it still crashes. I'm thinking it's either something with the latest Vegas Pro updates or Windows updates? I'm using Build 636 of Vegas Pro 19.

Processor   Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9700K CPU @ 3.60GHz 3.60 GHz
Installed RAM   32.0 GB (31.9 GB usable)
System type   64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

I've included all my specs. Hopefully someone can figure out why I'm having these issues. Again, I do the same repetitive file type render each week; so it should have nothing to do with what I'm importing into the project.

Thanks so much for offering to help!

Dave

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RogerS wrote on 6/25/2022, 9:16 AM

Before formatting the HD and reinstalling Windows I would try nuking all GPU device drivers (uninstall from device manager and then delete with DDU) and then reinstalling and see if it helps Heaven and Vegas run. If not consider reinstalling from a previous system image.

Shawn-Giese wrote on 9/3/2022, 10:41 AM

Why would dragging from the Vegas Pro Explorer be more stable? I did not see that in the documentation.

Leupold wrote on 1/5/2023, 10:25 PM

Hi. Putting in my 2 cents here. First of all I've never had problems with Vegas crashing while rendering 13-20. During editing, totally different story. Crashes constantly. Clicking save button after every little change I make. I think I have tried every solution from forums, videos etc. Never helps. More and more often though I'm noticing that it happens quite a bit while I'm fooling around with AUDIO. Just gets me to wonder if we're all barking up the wrong tree with all the video setting hacks and maybe the major problem has to do with our audio tracks, be it drivers, Vegas handling of audio or whatever. Going to do some of my own tests and work with a project with no audio. See if it crashes less. If anyone can refute or support this theory please chime in.