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Vegas 11 Can’t Produce Reverse Motion Clips
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Aleksey has a good point. Try it with GPU acceleration turned off on the timeline. i.e., Options | Preferences | Video and change GPU acceleration of video processing to Off then restart Vegas Pro. I have an NVIDIA Quadro 4000 and I’m not having any problems with GPU acceleration. If you have a game care (i.e., GeForce) your experience may be different.
~jr
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I turned off the GPU and it came out cleaner. I have a GeForce GTX450 and would like a system rebuild review that may include a Q4000. I have a Supermicro MOBO that is probably at it’s limits. So I’m looking for suggestions for a computer rebuild to maximize Vegas’s power and include analog I/O with HD display output.
Ken Bennett
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[Ken Bennett] “So I’m looking for suggestions for a computer rebuild to maximize Vegas’s power and include analog I/O with HD display output.”
Take a look at: Videoguys’ DIY9: It’s Time for Sandy Bridge-E. This is a nice Hex Core workstation that I’m thinking of building. When I was at NAB, Sony was using AJA Cards in their demo workstation. I assume it’s because they work best with Vegas so I’d look at AJA for IO options.
~jr
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If I have to turn off the GPU, doesn’t that defeat one of the main features V11 offers? If V11 can’t handle slow-mo and reverse motion, why upgrade? I’m just asking, because if that is the case, V11 and my GPU card serve no benefits. Enlighten me.
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Great question, Ken.
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[Ken Bennett] “If I have to turn off the GPU, doesn’t that defeat one of the main features V11 offers?”
No, I just was recommending it to see if the problem was with your graphics card.
[Ken Bennett] “If V11 can’t handle slow-mo and reverse motion, why upgrade? I’m just asking, because if that is the case, V11 and my GPU card serve no benefits. Enlighten me.”
Vegas Pro 11.0 works fine using the GPU for slow-mo and reverse motion on my workstation with an NVIDIA Quadro 4000 graphics card. I’m getting an incredible improvement in MP4 rendering and I’m lovin’ it.
~jr
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So are you saying my GTX450 card doesn’t quite make it with V11? Which brings me back to my computer upgrade question where I’d like to get a Q4000 in the process. So I’m still looking for suggestions to new MOBO, CPUs, memory and HD output to HD monitor… and analog I/O.
Ken Bennett
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[Ken Bennett] “So are you saying my GTX450 card doesn’t quite make it with V11?”
I’m saying that your GTX450 is designed to play video games, not do serious graphics work. The drivers are tested with video games, not with professional graphics software. Adobe doesn’t even let you use GeForce cards except for one model (but you can get around that). Sony has been more generous in their support but the GeForce cards and not always made to NVIDIA’s specs so a GTX450 from one manufacturer may work better or worse than a GTX450 from another.
~jr
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I believe that because I happened to get this GTX450 from MSI and it’s been replaced 3 times within the first year. Will not buy a card from them again. So, a Q4000 card is on my shopping list with my rebuild.
So my search for a new MOBO, analog I/O support and HD output for a super Vegas station goes on.
Ken Bennett
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