There's only one today... VEGAS Pro 22.

The different options simply include different additions to the base VEGAS Pro 22.

These are two different CPUs?

AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS

Intel i7-12650H

VEGAS Pro 22 should work fine with both.

Vegas Pro 22 will cover all your needs and more. However if you are going to be capturing content from DV tapes via firewire, you gonna have to use an external tool for that.... What i normally recommend for such vintage task is WinDV.

Looked around but, did not see if hard copies of this software were available. If hard copies are not available, can I download this software to a disk or flash drive then download on to my laptop?

i only have usb-c, usb, rj45 and hmdi ports on this laptop. I will need converter to put older video on the laptop. Any advice on what port would be best to import video into vegas software, would be great.

Spent tons of money on adobe software back in the day. Now it's not working because it's not supported anymore. Premier pro 1,2,3, photoshop cs2, after effects and other software. Now all adobe software is only available with subscription.

Getting back into this, looks to be too much already!! Everything is in a cloud, everything must be hooked up to the internet for one reason or another.

Anyway, thanks again for reading this.

Vielleicht ist dieses für sie interessant.

https://www.magix.com/us/video-editor/rescue-your-videotapes/?srsltid=AfmBOopQ4q2vUGGEkrKdHg4KOB4DMLdsG3mv1AmQ1GnevIJc4YqvDmlL

Yes you can download the program to a USB stick but do need to activate using the internet.

@462 I understand your frustration with Adobe. they do so many of their users so wrong, going full subscription, crippling their users with absolutely no wiggle room..... Worry not, after downloading Vegas, you can easily create a hard copy anywhere you like. The only one time for internet intervention, is during activation, that's it.

So I can not download to usb first? Guess it does not matter. I need some kind of software for new gopro. This seems to be cheapest and the best for money. Thanks for helping, nice to know I can come here for help also.

@462 I just wrote you can download to USB (or anywhere else you like).

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/faq-where-can-i-download-vegas-pro-and-other-vegas-software--104782/

Thanks all, but I do not want to get back into video production. It's to much of a headache. I'll just stick to riding. Thanks again.

My PC specs are, AMD FX4300, Gigabyte 970A DS3P motherboard, 12GB 1866 MHz DDR3 RAM, AMD Sapphire Pulse RX550 4GB and some SSDs and HDDs. Which version of Vegas Pro is best for me on stability and performance. Please note, I know this is a very old setup but with it I can work in Premiere Pro CC 2018. I know I have to change it eventually but not now. In any way it is not giving me any trouble. Yes, the rendering takes time but that's okay for me as I create videos for my family and friends and planning on creating an youtube channel for my dog. But to do this I am not going to pay Adobe on a regular basis. So, please advice me which version of Vegas Pro will be best for me.

@sky-w That CPU seems to date from around 2012 though GPU appears newer.

VEGAS specs say "AMD Radeon with 4GB VRAM and VCE 3.0 or higher" so the GPU may be enough for VEGAS. I'd suggest the trial of 22 and see how it works for what you are editing. If not well you'd have to buy an old version of VEGAS from a user willing to part with their serial.