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  • Sony Vegas to After Effects CS4 File Importing Issues

    Posted by Abhishek Neogi on November 10, 2012 at 3:15 pm

    Okay,so I’m trying to import a Vegas Pro 11 project into AE CS4 as a .aaf (Avid Legacy File)
    My vegas project is really massive and bulky.
    Whenever I try to import it says out of memory and AE crashes
    Does anyone know how to fix this?
    I’ve tampered with the multiprocessing settings,even allocated HDDs as scratchdisks etc etc etc
    Even cleaned up the registry and disks
    How do I import it without getting any errors or it being crashed?
    I worked so hard on the project and I don’t want it to go to waste!
    So can anyone give me some advice please?
    My PC Specs:
    4 GB RAM
    500 GB SATA II HDD
    512 MB Nvdia Geforce G210 Graphics Card
    Intel Core 2 Duo [2 cores]
    Windows 7 Home Basic 32 bit OS

    There aren’t any effects applied in the vegas project
    Most of em are all plain hard cuts and at one or 2 instances are crossfades
    There are a total of 4 tracks.3 Video tracks and 1 audio track.
    No masks have been made.No pan/crops either
    They’re just stacked in a sequential manner
    But yes the files I worked with in the project are mostly MP4
    [WMV causes issues in AE for me]
    The audio file is MP3

    I’ve even closed instances of other programs in the task manager too
    But it still says Error 217K Memory required
    No background programs are running either

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    Abhishek Neogi replied 13 years, 8 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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