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Videoon 7/28/2020
Vegas pro 17 - Problem since build 452 - Crash viewing mov or mp4
To help alleviate in the lack of any kind of "search aptitude": Build 421 Of course, you will need to be able to actually read through that forum post, carefully, ensuring the proper build required.
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Videoon 7/26/2020
Mimic GoPro Linear FOV for 4k Resolution
In FX, VEGAS Lens Correction: "select lens" - "search for" - "gopro" - "gopro 4-7..." Or, use the HOS Fisheye Removal. I can attest that it works with the Hero 5,6, & 7 Blacks' - Thanks Wayne!
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Videoon 7/17/2020
Vegas Pro 17 constantly crashes
Try These Links! Because a simple Two-Word search within the Forum, under "Vegas Pro", was "exhausting".
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Videoon 7/15/2020
Advise: Vegas Pro should add 8bit Colorspace option like Video Pro X
+10! @john_dennis Thank you! You definitely said it much more eloquently than I would have.
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Videoon 7/14/2020
[RESOLVED] Minor Pixelation in Rendered Videos
@Musicvid Beat me to the download! Was on another page writing about someone and their "CODEC" issue, of which you are contributing to as well. I'm sure I may have missed something there telling the person, so your wisdom/guidance will probably be needed over there to put my answer to the "correct sense"! :)
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Videoon 7/14/2020
Warning: An error occured while opening one or more files.
Well, if you follow the tutorial, you would take the current file you have, follow the instructions, and "render out" to a new Cineform .avi file, able to be read by Vegas Pro or Vegas Movie Studio. Essentially, you are "Transcoding" the file, and enabling it to be used as an "Intermediate", or "new source" file. Just because you have the Cineform codec (or others such as Grass Valley HQ/HQX, Avid DNxHD/DNxHR, Magic YUV, etc.), does not make what your file is. The camcorder, camera, PC Capture software, Capture Card, etc., would need to have the requisite Container and CODEC available to use with the file you have recorded. Example: My Canon 80D "Records" in an .mov or .mp4 container. For the .mov, it captures the recording in an ALL-I (non-compressed) format per this MediaInfo: GeneralComplete name : \\CHIEFSPLACE\Pictures\Pocono Races\2018 July 27 through 30\Canon 80D\MVI_3111.MOVFormat : MPEG-4Format profile : QuickTimeCodec ID : qt 2012.08 (qt /CAEP)File size : 972 MiBDuration : 1 min 29 sOverall bit rate mode : VariableOverall bit rate : 90.6 Mb/sEncoded date : UTC 2018-07-29 17:44:57Tagged date : UTC 2018-07-29 17:44:57com.apple.quicktime.make : Canoncom.apple.quicktime.model : Canon EOS 80D VideoID : 1Format : AVCFormat/Info : Advanced Video CodecFormat profile : High@L5.1Format settings : 1 Ref FramesFormat settings, CABAC : NoFormat settings, Reference frames : 1 frameFormat settings, GOP : N=1Codec ID : avc1Codec ID/Info : Advanced Video CodingDuration : 1 min 29 sBit rate mode : VariableBit rate : 89.0 Mb/sWidth : 1 920 pixelsHeight : 1 080 pixelsDisplay aspect ratio : 16:9Frame rate mode : ConstantFrame rate : 29.970 (30000/1001) FPSStandard : ComponentColor space : YUVChroma subsampling : 4:2:0Bit depth : 8 bitsScan type : ProgressiveBits/(Pixel*Frame) : 1.432Stream size : 955 MiB (98%)Language : EnglishEncoded date : UTC 2018-07-29 17:44:57Tagged date : UTC 2018-07-29 17:44:57Color range : FullColor primaries : BT.709Transfer characteristics : BT.709Matrix coefficients : BT.709Codec configuration box : avcC AudioID : 2Format : PCMFormat settings : Little / SignedCodec ID : sowtDuration : 1 min 29 sBit rate mode : ConstantBit rate : 1 536 kb/sChannel(s) : 2 channelsChannel layout : L RSampling rate : 48.0 kHzBit depth : 16 bitsStream size : 16.5 MiB (2%)Language : EnglishEncoded date : UTC 2018-07-29 17:44:57Tagged date : UTC 2018-07-29 17:44:57 Or, I can use a slightly higher compression .mp4 file. Same with GoPro Hero's, or either of my Sony AX-33/53 cameras (uses XAVC-S, and I have bit rate set for 100 Mbps @3840x2160 29.970P what I typically shoot).
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Videoon 7/13/2020
Warning: An error occured while opening one or more files.
Start HERE with this Tutorial by Derek Moran, a.k.a. Dr. Zen.
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Videoon 7/13/2020
The timeline
For your "current" .mkv container OBS recordings: Start OBS - File - Remux Recordings - opens a window for you to choose source video, and where to put "Remuxed" video (Includes the Audio for a Bonus!). This will "Remux" those videos to an .mp4, and now "Play Nice" in your Vegas Pro 17. Then, as per the post above from @Musicvid, follow his settings, and you will have awesome, lag-free happy editing from then on! Those recordings make delicious meals for Vegas Pro or Vegas Movie Studio, your choice of either, on a computer owned and operated by you. I have nearly the same settings as above, on three different computers, and all of them record quite well and "Play Nice" with Vegas Pro and Vegas Movie Studio.
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Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)on 7/12/2020
Where is their tech support?
And yet another person comes to vent and complain, and does not provide one bit of information for someone to even provide the necessary beginning steps in the "Road to Recovery". Oh my, these are Dark Days, indeed!
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Videoon 7/12/2020
Too many versions make it like a subscription service?
+5 To the DOC!!! Thanks Derek! Yeah, if more people would put the time in to actually "Create" something, than the constant... ...yeah, pretty sure most understand what would have followed. And YOU, the consumer, have no one to blame about the purchase, but you, since you have to provide the necessary information and then push that BIG PURCHASE BUTTON! Oh No, Mr. Bill! They made me push it!🤑🙃
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Videoon 7/11/2020
*Very* dissapointed VEGAS customer
Well, curiosity was wanting to "Kill the Cat", so looked up the specs for the Panasonic SD90. Hmm, recording formats are either AVCHD or MP4/AVC. But MKV? Nope. And, I had a similar Panasonic (HC-V100K), that shot in the same modes, except it did not do 1080/60P, only 1080/30i at most. The only other format is for iMovie "iFrame", which you would not be using for a PC. Not sure what "Free Steinberg" you are talking about either, as I have Vegas Pro 17 Edit (Bld. 452), and what I would typically see is that "Steinberg" might be a VST folder for Audio Plug-ins that Vegas Pro or Vegas Movie Studio would "Scan" during start-up of the program; provided they are in the correct "File Path". Uh-oh, gotta go...the dog is barking at that "Cat with 9 Lives".
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Videoon 7/9/2020
Editing on a shared networked drive
@Ethan-Hill If you search the forum for @TheRhino, I know he has posted his network system, and computer specs. You might be able to do a PM to him and ask about this. He may not be doing as you have asked, but I am pretty sure he would have a much more knowledgeable answer than I. I know with my computer specs, no problem, but my current network would not handle the "Pain" I would be inflicting upon it! :)
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Videoon 7/9/2020
Seeking advice for new budget 4k build
Sorry, you were correct on the price, though the one "Sold" via NewEgg is "Out of Stock". Still find the way NewEgg has changed to using so many different "Suppliers", as compared to how they only showed what "They Had" available, problematic & irritating. And, you definitely make a good point on spending the extra $100 or so. If what you are searching for suits Your Needs, don't worry about others. As I mentioned, based on what I was seeing price-wise, is the reason for suggesting the "Higher End Featured" board. But, cannot fault you on your choice, and the reviews seem legit and fair for the the Asus B450-F board. Or, even if you decide on the link provided by @fred-w, it should serve you well. Most of the board partners for either AMD or Intel platforms, are putting out some really good merchandise, and have lately been a bit more keen to listen to their customers and the reviewers on problems found, and possible corrections. I've used Asus, Asrock, MSI, Gigabyte, and others over the years, and typically, unless there is some manufacturing issue, the typical cause of failed boards are: Yep, the End User! So, once you have dialed in the final pieces of your new build puzzle: Take your time, back up your stuff, and enjoy putting that new "Beasty Machine" together and through its' paces! That also includes getting the insides of the case tidied up, ensuring proper/good air flow for the components, etc. Have a case that will support the components you have settled on, it provides the needed cooling, especially since you know the innards will get a bit "toasty" from editing. OT: The USS Springfield CLG7 - considered a "Light" Cruiser? Retired from the USS Abraham Lincoln CVN-72, but best fun was while stationed aboard the USS Sampson DDG-10. First ship was the USS Compass Island AG-153 (a research ship).
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Videoon 7/8/2020
Seeking advice for new budget 4k build
This is the FULL search parameter I just did at NewEgg. It is for US Shopping. Unless you meant a different board, or your search came up with something else???? Though, I would still recommend the X570 if you have the budget for it. OT: Yes, I am a Retired Machinist Mate Chief of 24 Years (2001). And Thank You For Your Service!
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Videoon 7/8/2020
Seeking advice for new budget 4k build
Well, after a quick check (US NewEgg site for me), that Asus board is approximately $190, so around $120 more than you posted for the Asrock board. If you are thinking of allowing your budget to go that much more, than I would actually recommend going with the X570 chipset, with This Board. On NewEgg's site, it is the same price as the B450 you listed, but going the X570 route would allow for "All that Goodness" of the R7 3700X processor you listed: Namely allows for PCI-e Gen. 4 - not so much really better performance for the GPU, but oh yeah for the Storage! (SSD's). Of course, it is your "Pocket Book", so you have to decide. And the board I listed has gotten some decent reviews, though do your own research as well.
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Videoon 7/6/2020
Seeking advice for new budget 4k build
Asrock makes fine products. Took a quick look at this board on their site, and have seen some reviews. It will definitely do the job. Make sure you go to their website (Asrock) and verify the memory you want to use from their QVL. I would have suggested a video card with at least 6 GB like the 2060, but the 1660 Ti should do fine and you did mention using LR/PS. Get at least one NVME 1TB drive (again check Asrock site as one of the two M.2 slots will "Shut Off" one of the SATA 3 6GB ports). Also, should get another SSD (or good HDD of 7200 rpm) for your source, typically 1 or 2 TB capacity. Possibly even a slower HDD (5400 or 5900 rpm) for back-ups/extra storage. Hey, drives are definitely cheaper than they use to be! And if you have the opportunity and/or budget, I would really recommend getting a slightly better Air Cooler. It does come with the Wraith Spire, but since editing will stress that processor, get a slightly better one like the CoolerMaster Hyper 212, be Quiet Dark Rock 4 (I used this model on an Intel 6C/12T i7-6800K X99 platform and it worked great), or the Noctua UH-12. Heck, heard positive things about that new Scythe Mugen 5 as well. Oh, and if no one has mentioned it before, BACK UP ALL YOUR DATA FIRST!!!!!!!! And while checking component viability on Asrock's site, might as well download all the current device drivers for that board. And should you forget: BACK UP ALL YOUR DATA FIRST!!!!!! Then take your time building your new rig
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Videoon 7/2/2020
Bad CPU performance only in Vegas on new high-end system
First things first. 1. Restart computer, get into your UEFI, and set it to "Default Settings". 2. Are you on the latest BIOS for your motherboard? 3. The "Overheating" and BSOD if anything other than stock running Prime95, is BAD! Something is not right in your system. And has been mentioned already, Vegas Pro will not cause a BSOD, maybe a "Screen Lock-up", so trying DaVinci Resolve with your current settings would probably result in the same issues. 4. Get the CORRECT drivers, from the Motherboard Manufacturer for your devices (DO NOT RELY ON THE WINDOWS SUPPLIED DRIVERS VIA THE WINDOWS UPDATE!!!!!!!), the current Studio Driver from nVidia for your 2080 Super (451.58), supplemental Audio Device (external or internal like a SoundBlaster card). 5. Provide the information as requested by @rraud 6. Oh, and it would be a great time to Re-Check the seating/installation of the CPU, Thermal Interface Material, and HeatSink. 7. And if you have "Read" this to this point so far, Back Up Your Files First!!!!!!!! Yep, I was the "Hardware Guy" for Desktops, Servers, and TeleCommunications at the School District for over 12 years prior to retiring, plus another 10 years before that "assisting" while still on Active Duty before Military Retirement.
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Videoon 6/30/2020
Lower Third Templates for Vegas Pro 13
Simple "Quick" search on Bing: Lower Thirds This must be a really hard thing to do these days, actually using the instruments provided to us that reside between "Seat And Brain".
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Videoon 6/23/2020
I have 2 problems, I need help please ^^'
@LuZoG For your .mkv recording from OBS: Open up OBS, go to "File - Remux Recordings", then within the new pop-up window, either drag from Windows Explorer to the window, or use the "Three Dots" shown under OBS Recordings to navigate to your file. Of course, the second part within this window is the "Target File" - of which you would ensure it gets "Transcoded" to an .mp4 file, and where you want that file to be located within your computer drives. If you search the forum, I think (of course, I could really be wrong! :) ), I believe that John Dennis may have done a short video on this. Or, just search on Google, Bing, etc. for "Remuxing OBS .mkv".
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Videoon 6/21/2020
Does XAVC and XAVC s work now in vegas 17?
Well, I use Vegas Movie Studio 17 Platinum (Bld. 143) on one computer (the one I am currently typing this on - not listed for signature pc), as well as Vegas Pro 17 (Bld. 452) on signature pc, both running Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit (1909 18363.900). I also use footage from either my Sony FDR AX-33 or AX-53 on both computers, where the settings are (both cameras) 3840 x 2160 29.970p @ 100Mbps to the .mp4 container. Using MediaInfo, the files show as XAVC, but when brought into either Vegas Pro or Movie Studio, shows as XAVC-S in "Info Bar". Both camera files Import and Edit within either program. Of course, as some on this Forum would say: "YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary".
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Vegas Movie Studio (up to ver. 17)on 6/19/2020
Flickering video in the video player and when I export
Yeah, Follow this link for anyone to be able to even help.
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Videoon 5/27/2020
UPDATE: VEGAS Pro 365 rendering has been crashing on me (second post)
Well, I'm going to be the one who really doesn't care what repercussions may come back to on me for this post. This is now, your second, long-winded whining posts of irrelevant junk, DISREPECTFUL towards our Forum Users, and especially, THE NON-PAID/NOT WORKING FOR MAGIX MODERATORS! And, if you would put as much effort into doing some "Research" of the posted errors, you will see that they do not have anything to do with Vegas Pro, but other applications you are most likely using. Here are two links, based on your screen shots: LocalBridge & Software Exception No one here owes you a Da*% Thing, especially given how you have treated them. Oh, and I did HIT the SchoolYard Bully in school! And at different ones as well. When you are short and stumpy, they like to pick on you...when you are on crutches after being SHOT, they pick on you...so, pick on me. But stop this ignorant, excessive diatribe useless conjecture crap you keep spouting! Oh, and check the links and do your research. And since one of the issues is Microsoft related, treat their support the same way and see what it gets you! Me, won't respond to anything you want to try and whine about or make excuses. This is about as respectful of a comment you will get from me, though I did do your initial research above, and provided the links, but based on your previous posts, I should have done all the work for you, got your address, and come to your place to fix your computer as well, for free no less. This really does make me long for the days of hearing and watching 5 inch 52 guns from a ship heading towards their target!
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Videoon 5/20/2020
What are reasonable component upgrade expectations? (GPU vs. CPU)
What you really should be thinking about, is saving up for a new system. Yes, you say your going to do 1080p24, and possibly 2K projects, but that platform is old. I had the Sabertooth X79, starting out with the 3820 (4 core, 8 threads - non-overclock). The only thing the 4820K does for you is possibly an extra 100Mhz about on the speed, and overclocking. The 4960K takes it to 6 cores, 12 threads and overclocking. Plus, both of the two 4xxx series processors provides the PCI-e 3.0 availability, which the 3820 did not. But, the biggest issue is, trying to find one of those processors, especially new, at reasonable prices. I am not a "Big Fan" of buying from E-Bay and other such sites, and would definitely heed the old adage of "Buyer Beware!" For graphics, depending on what your "Upgrade" cycle is, if you want to stay on the lower end, my recommendation would be the RX480/RX580/RX590 from AMD; GTX 1660/1660 Super/1660Ti/1060 or at the highest RTX 2060/2060Super. Even though AMD has updated drivers for the newer 5xxx variants, not a lot of data has been published for their usage in NLE's, reliably. Though should you opt for one of them, probably the 5600 or XT variant? Though, you planning to spend approx. 100-200 ca., I would say the RX 580. Again, you have to make the final decision, and can only get "recommendations". If you want to get a fairly good idea of how various GPU/CPU combo's work (though probably being shown for Vegas Pro 16 & 17), is do the search for the "Benchmarks" currently being kept up to date by @JN-. Good Luck!
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Offtopicon 5/13/2020
RAM Issues and BIOS Updates
From a "Hardware type of Guy"... ..."If it ain't broke, don't fix it!" Same with the BIOS/UEFI for your computer. If it is working for what you want it to do, why mess with it? As @Musicvid said, RAM speed for editing will not make a difference. And no, I will not get in any "superfluous" discussion about this. People can tell me all they want about all the "YouTubers" who do "this or that" to improve their systems, yet you never see them actually using the things for what they are "Preaching". Yes, the First Round of Ryzen (including ThreadRipper) sucked for memory support. But each manufacturer's page has a listing for "Compatible and Certified" RAM. That is what you should be checking. The other issue with the first rounds of boards, which is still somewhat persistent with even the newer boards, and even platform for AMD, is that you have to be careful on how many actual DIMM slots you populate. ThreadRipper boards are really impacted by this, having a Quad-Channel design (Memory Controller on CPU), so again, the manufacturer page is your friend. Heck, previously, Intel did not have this type of problem, though are seeing the same issue with their X299 HEDT platform. Once again: Check the Manufacturer's Compatibility page!!!!! Happy Editing!
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