Frank Stevn
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I updated V11. It still crashes when NewBlueFx is added to the time line.
Still no answer from NewBlueFx support. Still not fixed in the latest Vegas build.
🙁
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1- Check you don’t have small gaps without video in the time line.
2- Vegas 10 and 11 can be installed both in he same PC. Try installing Vegas 10 and render with Vegas 10 it is more stable than Vegas 11.
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“Low on memory” means you need more RAM, no crazy fixes.
I will do the render for you. My email is fk.professional@gmail.com. Maybe you will need an FTP to upload the files. email me.
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I use Sony MiniDV tapes to shoot HD. I use them only once. No problem at all. My camera is Sony 7ZU.
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Match your project video property settings to your source footage. When you do this, Vegas Pro software has fewer calculations and conversions to perform and can thus play each frame of the timeline more efficiently.
In order to be totally sure that your project properties match the properties of your footage, sample one of your files and let Vegas Pro software specify the proper settings for you. To do this, click the Match Media Settings button in the Project Properties window. This opens the Match Media Settings dialog box. In that box, navigate to the location into which you’ve stored your video files, select one of the files from that location, and click Open. Vegas Pro software adjusts the settings in the Project Properties Video tab so that they exactly match the file that you sampled.
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No luck. New empty project. Just drag NB to the time line and Vegas crashes.
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20 days ago opened a support ticket with NewBlue because it crashes in VP11. They sent me a logged version and I sent them the log files. Still no answer.
Try to copy events to Vegas 10 little by little. Most of them will copy OK.
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Steve thank you for your response.
I really don’t think the problem is in the video card horsepower.
The requirement for NewBlue Titler Pro is “GPU with OpenGL and minimum 512MB graphics memory”
My PC has two ‘ATI Radeon HD 5770’ video cards with 1GB GDDR5 graphics memory, each one.
I opened a support ticket at newbluefx.com. I will keep you posted.
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My Video Cards are ATI Radeon 5700 series. I updated the latest drivers 8.892.0.0 9/8/2011. But vegas still crashes.