Esteban Elizondo
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No, Just Vegas Pro 13, and DVDA, but, Since I remember I used Vegas for editing Audio too, I mean my main use is for Video, but for Audio use Vegas too and render a song is fast, but since I have this new version is like 4 or 5 times more time.
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Hi, I installed new build, but had to go back to previous, I work weekly an edit for a client, using the same renders for intro, outro, etc the same renders all the time, just change the content of the tv show, and, when I tried to use those renders h.264 on new build, Vegas Freezes, or show a lot of Green pixels and then freezes, tried to recompress renders using Adobe Media Enconder CC, and, those videos, even the new ones, caused the same error, so, went back to previous build of vegas and everything worked fine. 🙁 think there could be a problem Reading h.264 from Adobe.
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Thanks for the info!
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Esteban Elizondo
February 10, 2013 at 4:44 pm in reply to: Sony Vegas 12 Pro and GTX 660Ti Compatible?As I said before, I have GTX570, bought that ’cause saw those testing results made by sony and they used that card, but, rendering using Cuda is fast, but previews…. that is a problem,I had to turn OFF CUDA Acceleration for previews using 570 ’cause software freezes and hang, in this forum I read in other topic that turn Off GPU ACCELERATION FOR VIDEO PROCESSING is the solution and that’s is true, right now I have to turn it off so the software doesn’t freeze or hang during preview, so, that’s why I made the mistake of buy the new GTX660ti thinking that a new card with new technology and more cudas will let me work with GPU ACCELERATION FOR VIDEO PROCESSING finnaly in ON… and obvioulsy get a better time for render, thing that as I said at the start of this topic… didn’t work 🙁 Render is taking more time than before, so, now I have both cards, the seller tells me that he could take back 660ti, but that probably in short time my software will be compatible and take full advantage of the card and I will have to buy it again.. so.. don’t know what to do 🙁
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Esteban Elizondo
February 10, 2013 at 5:35 am in reply to: Sony Vegas 12 Pro and GTX 660Ti Compatible?Learned a lot with this post, but, right now I have both cards, old gtx570 again installed on my machine, and gtx660ti packed to return to seller, who can’t understand how a newer card doesn’t works better, I can’t understand either how Vegas can’t just make an update and be compatible with newer technology, to work even better, I think is how supposed to be… So, I can keep both, with the hope that 660ti be compatible soon, but what if that is not soon 🙁
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Esteban Elizondo
February 9, 2013 at 6:43 pm in reply to: Sony Vegas 12 Pro and GTX 660Ti Compatible?Hi, In fact, I can’t use CUDA acceleration eneabled in Options, cause Vegas Freezes the video and only audio works, and during render it hangs too, so, read here in this forum that disable CUDA acceleration will fix those problems, and that was the solution, so I wanted to change the card to get more CUDA cores and get CUDA Acceleration enabled in vegas. 🙁
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Esteban Elizondo
February 9, 2013 at 2:45 pm in reply to: Sony Vegas 12 Pro and GTX 660Ti Compatible?OK, so I’ll try to back the gtx660ti to the store, and, maybe to still improve old gtx570, gtx 580 or gtx590 should work right? ’cause still 5xx? is that true? to try to change the 660ti for one of those?
Thanks!
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Esteban Elizondo
February 9, 2013 at 6:43 am in reply to: Sony Vegas 12 Pro and GTX 660Ti Compatible?Oh, thanks for the info, and any idea or rumor if Vegas will be compatible with Kepler architecture and work with the 4 banks?
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The link worked fine for me, downloading, I’ll install in a few moments, know about any other free package like this?
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Yes, I think CUDA with this GTX 570 is not working as it should, other software that take advantage of my CUDA works better using it, not the same with Vegas 12, too bad, and support from sony does not help at all, I disable GPU in Vegas until a new update of Vegas came.