Get what to stop? Please identify the exact time point in your video where you click on the Explorer tab which results in a crash. I can see at the very end of the video where the mouse cursor is waving about over a number of thumbnails in the Explorer window (but not clicking on the Explorer tab) and that could be the 'crash' to which you are referring. If this is what you are referring to, does this happen all the time with all projects? Or just with this project? If the latter, perhaps one of the video media is corrupted and it is this corrupted video event that is causing the crash.
Get what to stop? Please identify the exact time point in your video where you click on the Explorer tab which results in a crash. I can see at the very end of the video where the mouse cursor is waving about over a number of thumbnails in the Explorer window (but not clicking on the Explorer tab) and that could be the 'crash' to which you are referring. If this is what you are referring to, does this happen all the time with all projects? Or just with this project? If the latter, perhaps one of the video media is corrupted and it is this corrupted video event that is causing the crash.
oh ok i see look at this point then
i have put text and arrow so you see what i'm talking about here with this issue
It seems like WIndows Explorer tab is not crashing until you click on a certain file. Does it crash no matter which file you click on within the Windows Explorer dialogue -- and are you doubling clicking the file in order to place it on the timeline? The blue circle cursor you are getting seems to indicate that Vegas is trying to open the file and then it crashes when it is unable to open the file ... ??? Does it crash on every file you try to open?
It seems like WIndows Explorer tab is not crashing until you click on a certain file. Does it crash no matter which file you click on within the Windows Explorer dialogue -- and are you doubling clicking the file in order to place it on the timeline? The blue circle cursor you are getting seems to indicate that Vegas is trying to open the file and then it crashes when it is unable to open the file ... ??? Does it crash on every file you try to open?
Does it crash no matter which file you click on within the Windows Explorer dialogue-Yes
and are you doubling clicking the file in order to place it on the timeline?-No
Does it crash on every file you try to open?-sometimes
If an application crashes, Windows should be aware of it. Follow this procedure to see if Windows Reliability History has any information saved about the event.
well if a few days of figure this out the issue was could be an Video Format being use in OBS which is this
Fragmented MP4 and MOV (i don't know what that is or even means) but one of those video format was causing issues with Vegas Reading the Video Format properly and brokeing Memeory useages in the ram
Fragmented MP4 don't work in VEGAS- have OBS remux them into something that will work properly and if you aren't recording to it for a reason, don't (do mpeg 4 instead or MKV and remux to MP4).