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Sony Vegas 7.0 Direct X Initializing Problem
I just got Sony Vegas 7.0 and I just started it up and when it was initializing everything it stopped at te Direct X initialization and just said sony vegas has stopped working. I have direct x 10…any help???
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Is that with Windows Vista i presume?
Vegas 8 has better integration with vista….and vegas 7
requirement is directx 9.oc
However, do a quick reinstall and see what happens.Steve Rhoden
Creative Director
TNX EFFECTS STUDIOS.
sample bits at
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I’ve done like 20 reinstalls literally. I got vista and i’ve tried sony 8.0 it still does the same thing
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Hey Jordan,
I posted this is another thread yesterday – Might be of help:****
Hey Alex,
Not sure if restarting fixed your problem or not, but came across this on the internet – Basically some third party applications you can use to temporarily disable DirectX plugins that may be causing Vegas to crash on startup:Managing DirectX plug-ins
DirectX plug-ins are registered and have specific path locations written to the registry. For this reason, you should manage DirectX plug-ins using a third-party plug-in manager application. Use one of the plug-in managers listed below to turn off DirectX plug-ins which fail to initialize, or which cause Adobe Audition to freeze at startup. For detailed instructions on how to use the plug-in manager refer to the website listed below and the program’s user guide.
Third-party plug-in management software
DXMan (DirectX plug-in manager)
http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/audio/dxman.htm
VB Plugman (DirectX plug-in manager)
https://perso.wanadoo.fr/vb-audio/us/resources/plugman/vb_plugman.htm
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Sam Nicholls, Studio8 Media
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i have no idea what to do with them. lol
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Hello Jordan,
Unfortunately we’re both having the same problems. I’m using Windows XP Pro. You can’t open Vegas 7 and I can’t open Vegas8 Pro along with DVD Architect5. When I first received Vegas 8 I was able to open it and use it for a number of months until recently within the last few weeks. I had unistalled it and reinstalled it until I was blue in the face. I removed all my dowmloads from the computer, went back into the restore computer as far back as it let me, called Sony Tech support and went through a number of trial and error procedures until the tech was unable to help anymore. So I reinstalled Sony Vegas 7 and DVD Architect4 and to my surprise, it opened. So I can’t figure out why Vegas8 Pro won’t open. This is the message that pops up. (The Application failed to initialize properly (0xc0150002). All my other programs on my desktop open just fine. I’m not giving up yet. There has to be a solution to this mystery. I really don’t want to do a clean sweep on my hard drive, but if I have to then I will.
Good Luck to youRalph Hajik
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Ralph and Jordan,
Dont know if any of you tried this….but install instead a copy of
version 8.0a or 8.0 and let me know your results.
Get here: https://download.sonymediasoftware.com/current/Steve Rhoden
Creative Director
TNX EFFECTS STUDIOS.
sample bits at
http://www.youtube.com/hentys -
yeah i’ve tried that and it still don’t work.
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Hi Jordan,
I’ve done what you said and with no success.
Still get the Application Error for both Vegas 8a and DVD Architect: The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0150002)
This time I got the icon on my desktop when I checked the box. The previous times I didn’t. This is very strange, I reinstalled vegas7 and DVD architect 4 with no problem and can open both. I had Vegas8 Pro on my PC and have done some projects with it, played around with the Titler after viewing DSE training video. Now I can’t open it at all. What a bummer 🙁
If anyone else has any ideas out there, let us no before I wipe out my whole C hard drive and reload everything.
Thanks Steve for your time in responding. I’m going to try the Sony Tech service again next week and see if they have any other suggestions.Ralph Hajik
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I installed Shark007 Codec pack from https://shark007.net/index.html, ran the settings applications (as Administrator) and and went in and disabled the CINEFORM HD VFW Codec and got Vegas 7 to launch and export video.
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The solution is simple the programs has nothing to do with the problem, is a windows securuty feature. just allow the program to run under DEP options. Execution Prevention (DEP) is a security feature that can help prevent damage to your computer from viruses and other security threats, and thats why windows is blocking sony vegas. Is under Advanced system settings Advanced, performance, Settings Data Execution Prevention turn on all programs… and add vegas9.exe. Hope this helps
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