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Videoon 8/13/2023
Slideshow with Vegas Pro 21
This is a function that is added by Excalibur to my workflow - sorry, but the slideshow function of Vegas was not updated. But I have tested Excalibur in Vegas Pro 21, and that works fine also in Vegas Pro 21.
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Videoon 7/30/2023
kein Video-Playback der Medien - GPU Beschleunigungsfehler
Hallo Danny, möglicherweise ist das Problem der von dir genutzte SLI - Verbund. Ich habe meine Zweifel, ob Vegas so einen Verbund unterstützt. Warum das schon mal funktioniert hat, kann ich leider auch nicht sagen. Leider.
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Videoon 7/30/2023
NEED HELP !! My VEGAS 20 is Crashing In Every 3 - 5 Minute.
I am unsecure - vce 3 is required by Vegas, and the Wikipedia sources state that your card runs vce 3. If Wikipedia is wrong and the card supports only vce 2, then this would not be enough for Vegas. Funny that the AMD specification is unclear about that.
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Videoon 7/27/2023
Weird Juddery Render on Long Video
I would reset the dynamic ram preview to default - 50% are high. And I would enable CPU acceleration - to have that off for ProRes is maybe not a good idea. Can the hardware decoder in the I/O settings be set to the i-GPU of your processor?
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Videoon 7/27/2023
Weird Juddery Render on Long Video
And what driver is installed for the Intel HD graphic card 530 and the GTX 1080?
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Videoon 7/27/2023
Weird Juddery Render on Long Video
js979047079 wrote on 7/27/2023, 1:32 PM I'm running Vegas 20 build 411 here :) That was mentioned in the very beginning. Not sure from the information we have up to now. The i7 6700K is a older processor with 4 cores only - but that is still in the technical specification of Vegas for HD. What are the settings in the preferences for video, and for file I/O? Please post snapshoots.
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Videoon 7/27/2023
Weird Juddery Render on Long Video
And please give us more specifications of your PC - size of ram for example? GPU? and so on. And what were the render settings? Which encoder did you use?
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Videoon 7/27/2023
AMD RYZEN 7000 Series iGPU
The support in Vegas is the question - but more important: it is the hardware support that is important. Roger is right - the modern Intel i-GPU supports the decoding of HEVC 10bit 422 too, and that may be important in the future if more and more cameras add HEVC 10bit 422 in there cameras. It was tested here for Resolve - but the findings are valid for other NLEs too: https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/what-h-264-and-h-265-hardware-decoding-is-supported-in-davinci-resolve-studio-2122/ https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/onevpl/developer-reference-media-intel-hardware/1-1/overview.html#DECODE-OVERVIEW-11-12
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Videoon 7/27/2023
For MAIN VP Edit Screen - This BenQ Puppy - Please
Since Vegas uses the HDMI connection from the GPU, that should work fine. What about the Display Port? Should be the same, for SDR and 4K. Only for HDR you should use HDMI 2.1, or the displayboard 1.4 (1.2 will not work for HDR, as far as I remember). Right: the DisplayPort 1.2 only has support for up to 4K@120Hz resolution, while the DisplayPort 1.4 even supports max resolution up to 8K@60Hz with 10-bit color and HDR.
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Videoon 7/27/2023
For MAIN VP Edit Screen - This BenQ Puppy - Please
I mean you can spent a lot of money for your grading monitor. For HDR for example, it even becomes more expensive. The general advice seems to be: purchase the best possible monitor you can afford -for your purpose. For me that was a lot of money, for HDR grading. It was this one here: https://www.prad.de/testberichte/asus-pa32ucg-hdr-monitor-mit-1700-cd-m%c2%b2/
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Videoon 7/27/2023
NEED HELP !! My VEGAS 20 is Crashing In Every 3 - 5 Minute.
@Wolfgang S. r u saying i need to upgrade my Graphics card? Where did you read that? I stated To my opinion, the Radeon RX560 mit 4GB ram is at the minimum spec, the 4GB ram are at the specification. And it seems to support vce 3.0, at least according to this link here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Coding_Engine So I would check the driver for this card too. vce3 is required by Vegas, and 4GB ram are enough for 4K (as long as you do not use ACES or grade for HDR). So I said on the last page, that you should have a look to the AMD driver.
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Videoon 7/27/2023
For MAIN VP Edit Screen - This BenQ Puppy - Please
@manuelc, you mean the prad.de page? The prad.de page is one of the best pages for monitor testing - even if they publish in German. However, typically many forget that the monitor is one of the most important bits and pieces for our editing. So it is worth to think about that in some more details.
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Videoon 7/27/2023
Weird Juddery Render on Long Video
ok
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Videoon 7/27/2023
Weird Juddery Render on Long Video
You tell us nothing that helps us to help you. Was it BRAW or ProRes, for example? https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/important-information-required-to-help-you--110457/
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Videoon 7/27/2023
NEED HELP !! My VEGAS 20 is Crashing In Every 3 - 5 Minute.
I posted the same findings one minute ago...
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Videoon 7/27/2023
For MAIN VP Edit Screen - This BenQ Puppy - Please
A calibration should be possible for the BenQ too - but at the level of Windows, not in the hardware. Since Vegas uses the HDMI connection from the GPU, that should work fine. For 165 Pound there cannot be much lost.
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Videoon 7/27/2023
NEED HELP !! My VEGAS 20 is Crashing In Every 3 - 5 Minute.
To my opinion, the Radeon RX560 mit 4GB ram is at the minimum spec, the 4GB ram are at the specification. And it seems to support vce 3.0, at least according to this link here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Coding_Engine So I would check the driver for this card too.
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Videoon 7/27/2023
For MAIN VP Edit Screen - This BenQ Puppy - Please
The BenQ PD3200U seems to be a good monitor, even with an average price. Test results (sorry, in German) delivers a qualification as "good". https://www.prad.de/testberichte/test-monitor-benq-pd3200u/ It seems to be a nice unit for video too - and important for us is, that one calibrates it. However, it seems to be a little bit outdated maybe - since I do not find any offers any more. It was about 800 Euro. https://geizhals.de/benq-pd3200q-9h-lfala-tbe-a1567819.html Since you are talking about SDR-monitors only, I would also have a look to the models of EIZO. Even more expensive but in the test result "very good", but typically they have the hardware calibration hardware integrated (and the software Colornavigator is included too, what is a great software and a special recommendation). The Eizo CS2740 deliver a great picture for rec709 and SDR video and is another great recommendation for video and graphics. https://www.prad.de/testberichte/test-eizo-cs2740-4k-monitor-fuer-kreative-ueberzeugt/ https://geizhals.de/eizo-coloredge-cs2740-cs2740-bk-a2160988.html And here the software: https://www.prad.de/lexikon/colornavigator/
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Videoon 7/27/2023
AMD RYZEN 7000 Series iGPU
The use of an (Intel) i-GPU is a major improvement - and that was implemented in the I/O preferences in Vegas. So it IS an important question. Intel i-GPUs works. I cannot say anything about AMD i-GPUs really.
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Videoon 7/27/2023
VEGAS Pro 20 Build 411 General Thread
Yeah bro, for 6 years I've been here, all you do every year is dropping "Insides" that everything will change in new version and they are working on it. Nothing changed. First: I am not your brother. Second: nobody has dropped insides really. Same performance in VP 16 and 20. Stop that nonobjective bs. By adding new features, it only gets slower and buggier. All the progress they made so far, is breaking VP couple of builds ago, without it even launching. Their marketing department definitely progressed during these years, sticking 8K logos on their website, which it cant even handle, loading 1 frame in preview for 8 seconds on 18 Core processor and RTX 4090. I am working with Vegas Pro since version 4. Time has changed. We have not any more SD videos, some of us do not have HD videos any more, some of us work with UHD, some with All-I, some with H.264, some with H.265, some even with raw. To address all changes was a must. Or are you still editing SD footage? And - I am a user here only, even as moderator. Marketing decisions are not done by me. You can argue with me as much as you want, but that's a fact, and many people DO support my complaints about the performance and stability of Vegas. I knew dozens of people personally, who used these software and loved it, and wanted to keep using it, but now all of them are using anything, but Vegas, and there is only one reason why the dropped it - PERFORMANCE. Performance and stability has to be improved to my opinion for sure. And I think they work on that. Upps, another "inside". You can ignore that for sure. They didn't need these stock video library built in and other features, they just wanted to cut the video, apply sound and colour and done, but it can't even do these at these point with high end cameras without a slideshow in preview set to draft. Some people will not need that, others love it. I have not used it a lot by myself up to now. But for specific reasons the stock library can be a great support. For example for royality free music. Now I edit a birthday video, and here it is nice to use the library for baby audio footage, or other bits and pieces. Beside that, nobody is forced to purchase that.
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Videoon 7/26/2023
Problem with the preview in the program Sony Vegas Pro
Please provide us more information - as listed here: https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/important-information-required-to-help-you--110457/
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Videoon 7/26/2023
NEED HELP !! My VEGAS 20 is Crashing In Every 3 - 5 Minute.
I doubt ram is the cause of instability- edited using >4K jpegs for years with 8GB of ram in VEGAS. The recommended specs are odd- haven't seen an 8-core 7th gen i7 CPU. This instability is media x AMD GPU though still unclear what the media is or the graphics driver. The Intel iGPU is known to do a good job with decoding so having that working should be a plus for stability. How can you know that?
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Videoon 7/26/2023
AMD RYZEN 7000 Series iGPU
New version: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/onevpl/developer-reference-media-intel-hardware/1-1/overview.html
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Videoon 7/26/2023
AMD RYZEN 7000 Series iGPU
Please be aware that the technical specification of Vegas recommends only an Intel® GPU HD Graphics 630 series or higher as i-GPU, but no AMD i-GPU. So, I would not build a system based on an AMD i-GPU. I have also my desktop with an AMD processor - but have combinded that with a powerfull nvidia GPU (see my signiture). BUT if I compare the performance with my laptop, what has an i-GPU, where the decoding of the i-GPU in the timeline outperforms my RTX 3070 Ti in my laptop, I would not purchase again an AMD-processor today: the performance improvement both in decoding auf HEVC footage but also in rendering is significant. Beside that, the decoding advantage for H.265 by the Intel i-GPU is still significant (and cannot be delivered by the Nvidia or AMD GPUs in the full range). Have a check of this paper here - and understand that this is no Resolve function, but a hardware functionality by the GPUs - and also valid in Vegas: https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/what-h-264-and-h-265-hardware-decoding-is-supported-in-davinci-resolve-studio-2122/ And the capabilities of Intels i-GPU is documented in a good way too: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/onevpl/developer-reference-media-intel-hardware/1-0/overview.html I do not know if the decoding capabilities will be improved for the AMD and Nvidia cards in the future. But they have not done that for years by now, so the sure choice is to go for an Intel i-GPU. Sorry for all AMD-processor fans (I was also one).
Wolfgang S.
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