Angelo Mike
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What does Sony want with Vegas? It just seems like they don’t even want to compete with Adobe, Apple, and Avid. It’s not strictly lack of staff and money that keeps them from doing things like improving the GPU acceleration, color grading tools, and chroma keyer, right? It’s that they ultimately don’t think it’s a good idea or that it will help them. Because they don’t see themselves as needing to compete with other major video editing software or needing to get more support among filmmaking professionals.
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I know I’m getting off topic, but the Black Magic URSA mini looks amazing: https://www.eoshd.com/2015/04/blackmagic-ursa-mini-looks-ergonomic-15-stop-dynamic-range-in-4-6k/
15 stops of dynamic range and a PL mount for $5000?! In a body that one person can carry around and operate with relative ease?
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Ugh. It’s still glitching out. How do I roll back Vegas to the previous build I had? Unfortunately I don’t have restore points.
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I definitely won’t if I don’t feel it’s a last resort (i.e. if I stop being too lazy to install them). Just about every Nvidia driver I’ve installed has caused such glitchy graphics problems that I immediately rolled them back.
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I didn’t install the new Nvidia driver yet, but after restarting my computer today it’s much more stable on the project I tried. It’s still a little off-it removed effects on the entire preview instead of the left half, the way it’s set, sometimes-but nowhere near as bugged out.
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Without getting into too many details, in general problems that can cause things like this are first, not having your project properties match your video settings. Make sure they all match.
When I render out for YouTube I always render to Sony AVC mp4, 10 mbps. What render settings are you using?
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Indeed, thanks to everyone here. I’ve learned a great deal on this forum and appreciate knowing other Vegas users.
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Go to the Transition plugins, you may find the one you need.
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If you’re using a DR-40 then it sounds like you have the budget for a better mic, but as a backup I bought a bunch of these, which work very well. They’re about $1 each and come in packages of 10 for $12: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JR0PMR0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Vegas is trying to resample frames for a different frame rate, something it’s not great at doing. Right click on the video event on the timeline, go to properties, then click “disable resample”, and do this on every 23.976 fps video event.