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Who has bought Vegas Pro 12
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Besides the crash that randomly occurs when I right-click an event to the trimmer, the multi-cam randomly doesn’t allow the mouse to change cameras, I need to use the number keyboard.
-Jim.
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I bought it within 1 hour of the email going out, and I absolutely do NOT regret my decision, I love it! It’s only crashed I think twice since I got it.
I just installed a gpu acceleration friendly card (GT430, please don’t laugh at my poverty) and it is much better preview now. I’ll report back if it starts crashing more with GPU acceleration or not.
– Jason
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Jason, what graphic driver version are you using?
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I’m still waiting for Sony to send my registration code. What’s up with that? Now they have bugs in the ordering process!
The vast majority of us get our key in an email minutes after buying the download version of Vegas 12. You didn’t, so there is a bug on Sony’s end?
Call CUSTOMER SERVICE with your order number and hey will fix it for you. Do not try tech support – license issues isn’t their problem.
Steve Mann
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Just like Versions 4,5,6,7,8,9,10 and 11, Vegas 12 is working well here.
I do have a minor issue with Version 11 and it is also in 12, but I am not convinced that the problem isn’t my PC. If I open a generated text, edit it and close the dialog box, then click on the Generated Media button on the event again, it will crash. If I do anything else between the two, it doesn’t crash. Edit, close, ctrl-S, edit works fine.
Steve Mann
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Steve, I wasn’t able to replicate your generated text problem, works fine on my side.
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Anyone else having problems with multi-cam not always recognizing the mouse click to change cameras? Most the time I need to use the keypad numbers to switch between cams.
-Jim.
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That is why I’m sure it’s the PC, and not a bug.
Steve Mann
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[Stephen Mann] “The vast majority of us get our key in an email minutes after buying the download version of Vegas 12. You didn’t, so there is a bug on Sony’s end?”
Change a few words, and maybe that sounds more plausable: “The vast majority of us aren’t getting crashes on that particular plug-in. You are, so there’s a bug on Sony’s end?”
[Stephen Mann] “Call CUSTOMER SERVICE with your order number and hey will fix it for you. Do not try tech support – license issues isn’t their problem.”
Perhaps that would have worked. However, the support section on the web site has a page specifically for dealing with this sort of problem. I cut and pasted my order numbers, and the missing email arrived fairly shortly thereafter.
So yeah, something odd at Sony’s end, but easily resolved.
-Dave
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So far, only editing audio… I did a four track recording of a music jam night with a “musician’s collective” I play with in Princeton. There were 40 songs involved. Two crashes, and a couple odd behaviors.
The odd behavior is with Forge 10. For lower-level tracks, I do an external copy-edit in SoundForge, run an RMS normalization, then back to Vegas. I found that, immediately upon returning to Vegas, Vegas is confused about the sound output device (just using the system mapper in this case) and won’t play. Click out of Vegas, back in once or twice, and it’s back. Kind of the opposite effect too… once or twice, it refused to link to Forge… de-focus/focus Vegas, then it works.
I guess a couple of crashes in three nights of editing is up to Vegas 11 performance, and generally, industry standards. But I can recall when Vegas didn’t crash that often in as many months of regular use.
-Dave
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