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Videoon 6/23/2023
HELP! How to un-nest file(s) out of my project
Maybe you are accidentally drag n drop a VEG file project to timeline? that will automatically make a nested project. Had to be something like that. I any case deleting the .veg file didn't hurt anything for rendering my finished project and I no longer had all the craziness when reopening the project.
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Videoon 6/21/2023
HELP! How to un-nest file(s) out of my project
My question is how to un-nest my project. Exactly the same way as removing any Media from your Project. In the Project Media window, remove the nested project (.veg) file by clicking "Remove From Project." I did find which file caused the error warning but Properties didn't show anything unusual with file info. (?) Some streaming files take longer than other files to decode. You can transcode the files as the screen says, or you can ignore the warning. Thanks. I didn't know what caused my issue. I have never used nested projects before. My suspicions was that one file that upon placing in the timeline that Vegas recommended it to be re-rendered to Mp4 was the issue. Deleting all references to that file in Project Media was the first thing I tried but it didn't solve the issue. As I went through the Project Media I did notice a xxx.veg file which was the same as my working file. Deleting that solved the issue. That xxx.veg file looked out of place. Why would that be in Project Media? In any case all is opening as it should.
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Videoon 6/21/2023
HELP! How to un-nest file(s) out of my project
@Derg "I'm not sure how or why my project got nested. I may have unintentionally mouse picked something or perhaps the unsuitable video has something to do with it." I've used nesting for more than a decade and never once used the option in Vegas Pro (Alt+C) or right click on selected media and select the option: The quick and dirty way is to rename the Vegas project file *.bak to *.veg assuming you haven't made any changes since the nesting occurred. I still get the error but Vegas isn't rendering anything now. That's all that matters that was driving me crazy! I did find which file caused the error warning but Properties didn't show anything unusual with file info. (?)
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Videoon 3/17/2023
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
I'm on Vegas Pro 20, v build 326. Well, I'm having the same Vegas launch issue again, but this time with Vegas Pro 20. I have gone as far as a clean install of Windows 11 Pro (v 22H2 OS Build 22621.1413). According to the website add, Vegas is compatible with Windows 11. The solution that works for me has always been to use the Task Manager, find VEGAS Pro in BACKGROUND Processes & right mouse click END TASK. Vegas always opens on the next try after that & will throughout the session. Once the PC is shut down you may have to replete the process but not aways. I have found once my PC opens to the desktop & I immediately try to open Vegas generally will open without, but not always, a glitch.
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Audioon 3/12/2023
No MP3 Rendering Options in Vegas 20
This solution worked. Thank you!
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Videoon 8/3/2022
VEGAS Post 20 (VEGAS Pro 20)?
I'll do that.
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Videoon 8/2/2022
VEGAS Post 20 (VEGAS Pro 20)?
I've had VP 19 since August 2021
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Videoon 7/31/2022
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
All I can say is Vegas 19 build 643 is working great now. I'm on a beta version of Windows 11. I can't speak for Vegas Post 20 (?).
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Videoon 7/31/2022
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
I don't know for sure but recently read possibly by early October. I'm not sure if it will be another version of Windows 11 or Windows 12. After this beta I am opting out of the beta program. Overall beta has been very stable but a few quirks I don't need.
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Videoon 7/30/2022
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
I just wanted to update my post. I've been running a beta version of Windows 11 for several months. I had the slow open issue before installing beta but since the last Windows 11 beta update (last updated to 22H2 OS Build 22622.440) Vegas opens without a glitch.
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Videoon 5/11/2022
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
Right now, with a fully updated Windows 11 and AMD drivers 22.4.1, every time the system boots... the very first attempt to start Vegas 19 (build 550) fails. No splash screen, no nothing. It's like I didn't click on the icon, but clicking it a second time doesn't help. I'll find the process sitting in Task Manager doing nothing and using 3.5mb RAM. If I kill that process and start Vegas again, it loads just fine - and will start perfectly fine an unlimited number of times after that... at least until the PC reboots, and that first attempt fails again. Kind of an annoying problem, and seems like one that shouldn't be THAT hard to debug since it's so reproducible for quite a few people. Exactly. Vegas is aware of the issue but I haven't heard if Vegas supports Win 11 yet. I have found other software related issues in Win 11. They're small but never the less annoying.
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Videoon 5/9/2022
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
As it is, my temporary fix it to open the Task Manager & find VEGAS Pro not in Apps but in Background processes. End task. After that Vegas will open on the next try is my experience. Sometimes VP 19.0 (Build 550) will start (on Windows 11 Pro, 21H2, OS build 22000.613) if I open a .veg project even if VP Pro won't start from the start menu. Sometime Vegas opens, sometimes not. When it doesn't I use this sure fire "fix" in bold above. Works without fail for me. HTH
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Videoon 12/25/2021
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
The problem of VP19 pro not starting was solved when I updated the Radeon driver to the latest Decemeber one. I thought that, too, after updating my Nvidia driver recently. All appeared to work okay, but that was proven wrong in later sessions. Sometimes Vegas opens first try, other times I have to do my temporary fix & that is to open the Task Manager, find & select VEGAS Pro, not in Apps but in Background processes, End task. After that Vegas will open on the next try & there after until the PC is shut off.
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Videoon 11/29/2021
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
It seems I still have the issue. I've tried several suggestions but still no fix. As Windows 11 isn't officially supported yet, I see no point in filing a support ticket. As it is, my temporary fix it to open the Task Manager & find VEGAS Pro not in Apps but in Background processes. End task. After that Vegas will open on the next try is my experience.
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Videoon 11/19/2021
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
No problem with Windows 11 and Vegas Pro 19. Me neither...now. I did early on. Did you do a clean install or upgrade? The version from the magix site I was referring to your install of Windows 11. I did the upgrade from Windows 10 & to 11 had early issues opening Vegas 19. No issues with any other software. If you did a clean install with Windows 11 & had no issues with Vegas 19, maybe my upgrade route to Win 11 was the issue.
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Videoon 11/19/2021
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
No problem with Windows 11 and Vegas Pro 19. Me neither...now. I did early on. Did you do a clean install or upgrade?
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Videoon 11/15/2021
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
I have the exact same issue after upgrading to Windows 11.Once it opens up though it is very stable after I move the render threats number down to the same number of CPU cores I have. I'm on Windows 11 v 21H2 (OS Build 22000.318) now & Vegas 19 (build 424) has opened without issues for quite awhile. I have no idea why it had issues before but opens & no crashes.
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Videoon 11/6/2021
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
VEGAS Pro has not been tested for and does not officially support Windows 11. Reports by other users here say they have no problems with it, but again, it's not officially supported yet. Experienced the same thing with vp18 from time to time when I haven't run it for a few days. Win10 and Win11. Fwiw, when I look in Win11 Settings: Windows Update, Insider's Program, Choose your settings... the only update channels are Dev, Beta, and Preview. I'm on Beta which says its the most stable. No Release channel yet. I could only start 1 instance of VP19, if I tried to start a 2nd instance it would sit as a 'Background Process' (in Task Manager). Also having problems when I start VP19 and nothing happens, only way to get it running is again to go via Task Manager, and look in 'Background Process' list and close down VP19. It`s running perfectly fine, but just a pain when trying to start. Interesting to hear others have had issues, too. I'm on Windows 11 v 21H2 (OS Build 22000.282) now & Vegas 19 seems to open okay now. No idea why Vegas 19 was the only software I had issues with. Glad it's working smoothly now!
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Videoon 10/25/2021
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
Experienced the same thing with vp18 from time to time when I haven't run it for a few days. Win10 and Win11. Fwiw, when I look in Win11 Settings: Windows Update, Insider's Program, Choose your settings... the only update channels are Dev, Beta, and Preview. I'm on Beta which says its the most stable. No Release channel yet. Thanks, as of this morning Vegas 19 would not open even with set for Run as Administrator. End Task Vegas19 in Task Manager always works. Vegas is great & I've used a version of the software since 2003. Love it, but, it's the only program that acts this way. Once it's open it's fine.
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Videoon 10/23/2021
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
Here's the latest- Vegas 19 will not launch on first try. When opening the Task Manager (see image) VEGAS Pro can be found in Background Processes (there are two because I tried to launch twice). For whatever reason if VEGAS Pro is selected & End Task picked Vegas will launch & will continue to launch normal for the rest of the session.I thought my antivirus may have something to do with this but shutting it down did not help.If I set Vegas 19 to Run as Administrator the software opens consistently, no problems. That, for now, seems to be the solution.
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Videoon 10/19/2021
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
Slow window generation was fixed in build 381. It's odd. If I wait long enough Vegas will open. After that it opens fine. Just have a problem opening after boot PC. Tomorrow I'll try as administrator first. Was build 381 fix before Windows 11 release? Vegas is the only software I have with this issue.
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Videoon 10/18/2021
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
Thanks, Vegas seems to open okay now.
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Videoon 10/18/2021
Since upgrading to Windows11, Vegas 19 is slow to open
Vegas Pro 19 v381. Odd, the last several times I opened Vegas all opened okay. Maybe it's like going to the doctor & suddenly feeling no pain! 😉
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Videoon 9/12/2021
A funny thing happened while rendering my HDR project
Raw has no color space so they were not AdobeRGB. You did the raw processing in which program? DXO? What did you export them as from DXO? If you can't go directly to Bt2020 from the raw converter, export as ProPhoto 16 bit and convert to bt2020 in Photoshop. AdobeRGB is a narrower color space so no need for it here. I'd resize all to 4K resolutions unless you plan to crop in a lot in Vegas. It gets complicated, doesn't it? 😀 I refused to pay per month for Photoshop CS but still have PS CS6. For RAWs I use DxO PhotoLab 4.3.1 which I like very much. Now that you mentioned it, you can export images as 16-bit tiff uncompressed files converted to pretty much any .icc colorspace you have on your computer. Ya learn something new everyday. Thanks! I like to keep the photo size much larger than UHD. I do like to pan to add motion to the storytelling of a montage so with a larger than UHD image there's always a sharp image.
Derg
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