@fr0sty I just tested the stuck Vram problem to see if it actually is a problem

Using a project that uses around 8GB of Vram in Vegas, close the project, Vram use doesn't change, but is it an illusion, will other software be able to use that VRAM. Open up Topaz AI, run a project, Vram goes up to 10GB(no vram left) render speed is 0.69seconds per frame, I shut down vegas, Vram reduces to 6GB and frame rate speeds up to 0.46 seconds a frame. Load Vegas and render speed remains at 0.46seconds per frame

So it actually is a real problem, but closing Vegas with no project loaded isn't a big deal, BUT you have to know to do that

@Former user I've written about this somewhere in the forum @Former user experienced the same issue. Here is the THREAD.

@Reyfox I tried to get Vegas to do them massive RAM thing using Vegas fx's but couldn't get it past 22GB, if it happens again I'll make a note of why, how n if it can be recreated,.. it might have been a Boris fx,,

Talking of Boris's stuff, i've been playing with Boris Silhouette tonight 🤣🤣🤣😮🤣🤣

@Former user. Do you have VP18?

@Reyfox Not anymore, it either got written over with V19 update or i lost it when i formatted my drive & reloaded Windows last yr, tonight when i was doing something with 2 short 4k clips RAM went to 70GB, I closed Vegas, RAM cleared, I reopened Vegas & repeated what i'd done which was very simple & easily repeatable but RAM only gat to 22GB 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

@Former user, VP19 will not overwrite VP18. The same project which I saw RAM creeping up in VP19, in VP18, the RAM usage was less and never crept up. But like you have experienced with 2 short 4K clips, RAM went to 70GB is outrageous. That should not happen under any circumstance. And yes, restarting VP19 clears the RAM. But if you didn't restart VP19 and decided to start a new project, the RAM isn't cleared.

Build 643 is unstable with HVEC files on my system. It crashes my display driver when creating timeline with multiple HVEC files. I had to revert to 636.

Exactly! When somebody says 643 is fine, then he definetly not use high res hevc files (5.7k, etc)

I really hope Magix will fix this, before releasing V20. I won't spend any more money when they still have this serious issue with V19! An urgent fix is needed.

@relaxvideo, I personally do not use HEVC files, so yes, outside of the horrid RAM usage of 643, it is fine for me.

For me, fixing the RAM issues are extremely important. And while I agree, HEVC support is of extreme importance also, it doesn't affect me and my workflow. But extremely high RAM usage does.

Hi,
I'm not upgrading Vegas 19 to the latest version. I'm afraid. I bought V19 few months ago and for me the most stable version was build 550.
Now I got build 636 and it makes me crazy.
Is for any of you more stable bulid? Is it worth to downgrade to oldest versions?

My PC:
Intel i9-9900KS 4 GHz
nVidia GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER
RAM 64 GB
Win Home 10

I am working the mostly on Fuji X-T4 4K 100 Mbit mov files.
 

@Karolina-Gajo have you tried the last build 643? I personally found 636 stable.

No, do you use build 643?

Yes I do. I've used it since it was released.

Hi, I'm new to the forum, but have been a part-time Vegas user for nearly 20 years. I just built a new PC with an Intel 12700K and AMD Radeon 6700XT video card, and I'm seeing very peculiar behavior. I am currently running v19, build 643 on Win 10. When using the AMD GPU, if I bring up an old project and put the cursor over, or play a JPG image the photo appears to be blue, almost no other color. Also, sometimes when I open the FX browser on a video clip, the same thing, the clip looks blue. Obviously it is unusable. If I switch to using the onboard Intel 770 GPU it seems to fix the problem, but of course I would like to be able to use my expensive new video card. One more thing - changing the project pixel depth from 8-bit to 32-bit float seems to help somewhat, but if I render I still get the blue tint on JPGs. Any ideas?

Hi, I'm new to the forum, but have been a part-time Vegas user for nearly 20 years. I just built a new PC with an Intel 12700K and AMD Radeon 6700XT video card, and I'm seeing very peculiar behavior. I am currently running v19, build 643 on Win 10. When using the AMD GPU, if I bring up an old project and put the cursor over, or play a JPG image the photo appears to be blue, almost no other color. Also, sometimes when I open the FX browser on a video clip, the same thing, the clip looks blue. Obviously it is unusable. If I switch to using the onboard Intel 770 GPU it seems to fix the problem, but of course I would like to be able to use my expensive new video card. One more thing - changing the project pixel depth from 8-bit to 32-bit float seems to help somewhat, but if I render I still get the blue tint on JPGs. Any ideas?

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/vegas-pro-19-0-completly-different-colours-after-rendering-video--136578/

There appears to be a problem with a recently released AMD driver. If you have the driver version involved try rolling back to an earlier version.

Try the 22.5.1 driver instead- lots of reports about this.