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Videoon 11/20/2020
Ultra smooth credit roll with zero jitter & judder!
Hi, could it be that your monitor doesn't run at 50 Hz? That may be even the case when you're outputting 50 Hz with your videocard but the monitor isn't capable of displaying that natively and changes every input framerate to 60 Hz (despite indicating 50 Hz in the OSD!). Then everything exept 60 fps won't play smooth.
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Audioon 8/26/2020
Am I eligible for soundforge pro 14?
I bought vegas pro 18 during the get 17 now get 18 later deal. Oh, did I miss something? From where did you know? (At least the OP marked it as an answer...)
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Audioon 8/26/2020
Am I eligible for soundforge pro 14?
@vkmast I also bought VP 18 during that deal and I received an e-mail when VP 18 was released that contains a serial number for SF Pro 14. I also remember that the advertisement for VP 17/18 that I got when starting an older version of VP mentioned SF Pro 14 (but that wasn't as clear at the website). Also that wouldn't make sense if SF Pro 14 is contained in the Pro packet to replace DVD Architect and you wouldn't get it when upgrading to VP 18 using the mentioned deal.
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Videoon 8/11/2020
Will Vegas 18 work with Windows 7? since Vegas 17 works fine
While I think it should be fully clear that there can't be support for an unsupported OS and thus there shouldn't be ignorant posts in this forum complaining about bugs while using such an OS (this thread does not), I also think that @fred-w described his point well. While I will have to set up an Win10 installation for VP18 that behaves like I want it to I can also perfectly understand the mentioned arguments against Win10 (last paragraph from @fred-w). A product isn't better in every way just because it is more modern and well supported. "No one" asked for an OS with less privacy and more telemetry... And I think these points should also be respected.
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Videoon 7/14/2020
Buy VEGAS Pro 17 + get VEGAS Pro 18 for free
https://www.vegascreativesoftware.com/us/vegas-pro/ (link also in the OP) has all the options. Click "Purchase Here (bluish button on lower right corner) or scroll down towards the end to see them. @max8 I already did. It's advertised as "Includes VEGAS Pro 18 ($599 value)". But I think somewhere I read a few years before complaints about these versions. But if it contains DVD Architect and behaves like the "normal" versions (except bundled software maybe...), that would be fine.
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Videoon 7/8/2020
BM Intensity Pro 4K - 10 bit preview over HDMI?
That's interesting. So the additional video output will slow down Vegas a noticable amount? Maybe there are even differences between the various BM models. Sadly the MM is only capable of up to 30p/60i (?) where I need 50p.
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Videoon 7/8/2020
BM Intensity Pro 4K - 10 bit preview over HDMI?
Thanks for looking that up. But I read somewhere that these infos might only specificate the HDMI input (no one knows...). And it also doesn't state if Vegas can adress the driver with 10 bit.
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Videoon 7/4/2020
Buy VEGAS Pro 17 + get VEGAS Pro 18 for free
Hi, the additional V18 would be the normal Pro version, not Edit or any other "truncated" version but the "real" Pro 18 I could by later regularly?
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Videoon 5/24/2020
BM Intensity Pro 4K - 10 bit preview over HDMI?
Hm, are there other, definite 10 bit preview options for Vegas? There must be someone wanting the same... What other resources would be there? What about an official list by Magix? (with this detail - as a general "compatibility" is mentioned by BM)
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Videoon 5/24/2020
BM Intensity Pro 4K - 10 bit preview over HDMI?
Maybe I'm understanding something totally wrong. But isn't "pure" 10 bit capability and HDR capability something different? (flags, etc...). Please don't get me wrong (maybe I am). A appreciate every detail I learn about HDR, but I really didn't ask for it. As of today, I'm only interested in 10 bit SDR 1080p50, nothing else. ;-) (Therefore information about Edius doesn't help me as I want to use it with Vegas. The hardware itself is able to output 10 bit. But does it with Vegas?)
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Videoon 5/24/2020
BM Intensity Pro 4K - 10 bit preview over HDMI?
Sorry for bringing it up again. Does anyone have definite informations? Am I the only one interested in (or using) this combination? How do others monitor 10 bit?
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Audioon 4/21/2020
Fehlermeldung
Ich glaube da wären ein paar mehr Infos hilfreich...
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Videoon 4/21/2020
StudioRGB und ComputerRGB
Das Plugin kann ich auch nur sehr empfehlen! (Beim Rendern deaktiviert es sich automatisch.) Damit die Scopes stimmen, entferne ich in deren Einstellungen beide Häkchen. Beachte aber, dass dann Superschwarz und Superweiß, die normalerweise unter 0 % und über 100 % sichtbar wären, nicht angezeigt, bzw. geclipt werden. Ist nicht so praktisch, aber sogesehen entspricht es eben immerhin dem angezeigten Bild.
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Videoon 4/21/2020
BM Intensity Pro 4K - 10 bit preview over HDMI?
[...]as I do know Vegas can send 10 bit over at least some BM cards. Do you or does anyone else know which these "some BM cards" are?
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Videoon 4/20/2020
BM Intensity Pro 4K - 10 bit preview over HDMI?
The source is mostly some kind of broadcast equipment (cameras and recorders) so the recordings are ProRes, Rec709, usually 10 bit (otherwise I would know). The file-based workflow is completely 10 bit in-->out. It's even highly unlikely that my monitor supports 8 bit. 😉 (6 bit panel I think... and an almost black screen triggers a stand by. 🤓) But I don't care right now. I want a solution that will work with a better monitor in the future and I think it makes sense to find out now what would work later. That might be a TV, a PC monitor or a video monitor.
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Videoon 4/20/2020
BM Intensity Pro 4K - 10 bit preview over HDMI?
Oh, OK, when I'm ready for HDR I know whom to ask, thanks! ;-) I'm not shure if I understand you correctly: do you use HDR in this explanation only as a means to make sure that there is 10 bit output (in combination with a TV that may need HDR signalling) or for actually using HDR? Because right now I'm not into HDR and only want a hardware and software combination to output 10 bit SDR. Delivery would be ProRes e.g. It's purely for SDR grading - without the need for metadata. I'm using a simple FHD PC monitor with HDMI. If Vegas outputs 10 bits, I would be happy. The display would have to be compliant with a "normal" 10 bit signal, the source should not have to "care". ;-) Currently I use Windows 8.1 and the internal Intel GPU, so no HDR mode... And I think things like interlacing etc... are best done with a "real" video signal output. That's why I'm after the combination Intensity Pro 4K + Vegas.
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Videoon 4/20/2020
BM Intensity Pro 4K - 10 bit preview over HDMI?
So a HDR TV supports always 10 bit? But a decent monitor is another story... For now it's important to me that I am/would be able to preview 10 bit. Does anyone have experience with the Intensity Pro 4K and 10 bit?
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Videoon 4/19/2020
BM Intensity Pro 4K - 10 bit preview over HDMI?
Thanks, that's good to know that way of getting 10 bit output. But if it's possible I would like to use dedicated hardware (Intensity Pro 4K) for preview as there are other aspects I would like to maintain aswell.
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Audioon 3/10/2020
decibels
May be inter-sample peaks?
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Videoon 3/2/2020
Multicam> Expand to Multiple Tracks: Workflow q and Bug r
I would indeed appreciate a behaviour where the source tracks and the multi camera track don't depend so much on each other (e.g. cuts applied to all tracks when expanded to multiple tracks). Syncing (and other operations) would be much easier if that would be handled like in Premiere.
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Videoon 2/16/2020
GH5 10-bit 422
@fr0sty Does that apply to every 32 to 8 bit render with 10 bit sources? I understood Musicvid's thread as if that only applies to HDR sources.
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Videoon 2/10/2020
VP15: Sony AVC / Levels not rendered correctly in 32 bit project
@fifonik Thanks, I'll try that. (But I remember that some newer build had issues with green frames in P2 footage...) Preserving clipped levels inside a filter chain is for me the main reason to use 32 bit for finishing projects (even with 8 bit sources) - exactly as it's discussed in your thread. (I also prepared an example veg file but couldn't upload it. But I think it's been completely explained in your thread.)
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Videoon 2/9/2020
VP15: Sony AVC / Levels not rendered correctly in 32 bit project
OK, I just did a clean install on another PC: same problem. So that seems to have persisted a bit longer... ;-) But why does this difference (8 vs 32 bit) only happen with this codec?
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Videoon 2/9/2020
VP15: Sony AVC / Levels not rendered correctly in 32 bit project
So when you put color bars into an empty project and render a) with 8 bit settings and b) with 32 bit settings using Sony AVC (1920 x 1080 50i) you get significant level changes like I do? And only with Sony AVC? I'm particularly interested if there is a problem with my Sony AVC codec (like the too short video event). In the end I want to render to a 10 bit master (source is 10 bit) and I want to be able to "preview" some aspects of that rendering to an mp4 because I can't see that in vegas ((de-)interlacing, etc.). I would alsways have to change project settings. I'm sure that worked the last time I used that workflow. And this inconsistent behaviour (only Sony AVC??) does only indirectly correlate to the 8 vs 32 bit question. Also I see a benefit from using 32 bit: I'm using many effects on event and track base. When generating clipping with one effect (maybe slightly, without noticing) I can get those areas back with another effect. I just tried it: doesn't work in 8 bit mode and in the end I don't want to pay attention to small errors in the plugin chain. So grading for 8 bit output has different results with 8 vs 32 bit.
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