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Problem with render video using cuda processor
Posted by Tae jun Kim on February 18, 2014 at 3:14 pmSpec: Windows 8 I5-2500 8GB GTX560TI (driver v.332.21)
Vegas v.12 (bulid 765)I have problem with render.
I’ve checked if cuda is available.
First, if I start rendering, It works perfectly until by 80~100 frames. but then vegas starts render from the start.
and the render speed becomes quite slowly.Before I formatted my computer, It works fine. but now I have no idea what is wrong with vegas…
how can I fix this?
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Graham Bernard
February 18, 2014 at 4:14 pmYou’re on B765, that was pulled by SONY. Please consider getting the latest Build 770. Build 765 was pulled after the MainConcept GPU render issues were reported. I’ve highlighted the FIXES relating to GPU support. Here are the FIXES in B770:-
Added support for MOV files when exporting to Media Composer AAF format.
Added support for writing sidecar XML files when rendering XAVC and XAVC S video.
Added templates for rendering Sony XAVC / XAVC S video.
When rendering XAVC S files, audio is now rendered in LPCM format.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when rendering a project that contained an empty metadata command marker.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when using Tools > Multicamera > Create Multicamera Track with an empty track selected.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when importing 1440×1080 XAVC files.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when dragging a preset chain (filter package) from the Plug-In Manager to an event, track, media file, or the video output.
Fixed a bug that could cause a crash on some systems with NVIDIA graphics when reading 4:2:0 480p widescreen media.
Fixed a bug that could cause Vegas to freeze when adding some interlaced MP4 videos to the timeline.
Fixed a bug that could cause rendering to hang when rendering to XDCAM EX MP4 files with the Enable no-recompress long-GOP rendering check box (Preferences > General) selected.
Fixed a bug that could cause .aaf files imported from Media Composer to be read using an incorrect frame rate in Vegas Pro.
Fixed a bug that could cause .mov and .mp4 files imported from Media Composer to be read using incorrect timecode in Vegas Pro.
Fixed a bug that could cause a hang when rendering 4K XAVC S video on some computers.
Fixed a bug that could cause an error to be displayed when importing and MXF file from an Optical Disc Archive unit.
Fixed a bug that could cause Vegas Pro to hang when reading MP4 video from the GoPro Hero 3+.
Fixed a bug that added a green bar when reading 480p widescreen AVC files.
Fixed a bug that could cause MainConcept AVC rendering to fail when using GPU-accelerated rendering with an OpenCL or CUDA GPU.
Fixed a bug that prevented Vegas Pro from updating the file size estimate when Render Loop Region Only was selected during Blu-ray Disc burning.
Fixed a bug that prevented Sony F5 cameras from playing XAVC HD 23.98p clips rendered in Vegas.
Fixed a bug that caused the Iris transition to reverse A- and B-roll video when GPU acceleration was turned off.
Fixed a bug that prevented Vegas from correctly reading SD MP4 clips that were shot in portrait mode.
Fixed a bug that prevented Vegas from persisting the View transform setting on the Video tab of the Project Properties dialog.Video Content Creator and Potter
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Tae jun Kim
February 19, 2014 at 4:34 pmThank you so much..
I didn’t thought the problem was vegas..
I really appreciate for your help
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