[George Dean]

Hi Kasia,

Here are two resources I found (not the one I remember seeing a while back, but should work) you can check out which may prevent you from doing a reset.

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/tips-clean-up-of-vegas-temp-files–104216/

https://www.sonyvegas.co.uk/clear-plug-cache/

Best Regards……George

[George Dean]

Hi Kasia,

You may be able to save some things, like your desktop layout, but other things like Toolbars and Keyboard setups, I don’t think so. You have most likely are ready saved your FX presets, etc. But, I understand, it’s often a pain, ,,,

Wait Kasia, I just remember reading about deleting the application data file outside of Vegas. Give me some time to peck around and see if I can find it.

Best Regards……George

[George Dean]

Hi Bobby,

I don’t know what version of Vegas you are using, and it shouldn’t make any difference. You should be able to copy and paste within the same project, within the same timeline, or in another project (reference Bob Moyer above). It sounds like Vegas is confused. I say this a lot, but often times it works and solves the issue, if you haven’t already done a full reset, I would try it. While holding down the ‘Shift+Ctrl’ keys, double left click on your Vegas desktop icon. Click on ‘Delete all cached application data’, then click on ‘Yes’. This will reset Vegas to the original installation setup and delete the pesky application cached data which sometimes will build up and confuse Vegas making it do strange things.

Best Regards……George

[George Dean]

Kasia,

Reset Vegas. While holding down the ‘Shift+Ctrl’ keys, double left click on the Vegas Pro desktop icon. In the opo-up check ‘Delete all cached application data’, then click on ‘Yes’. This will do a full reset returning Vegas to the original installation setup. It will also delete all cached application data, which builds up over time and sometimes causes Vegas to do strange things. Good Luck

Best Regards……George

[George Dean]

Thank You Jorma, one of these days, just maybe, I will catch on to this forums various displays, with your help of course!

Best Regards……George

[George Dean]

Joseph,

What fixed your problem?

Best Regards……George

[George Dean]

Hi Joe,

Have you reset Vegas? Hold down the ‘Shift+Ctrl’ keys and then left double click on the Vegas Pro desktop icon. Check the box ‘Delete all cached application data’, then click on ‘Yes’. This will reset Vegas Pro back to the original installation parameters and setting and also delete any cached data which may be confusing Vegas.

I see no way to hide those featured of the chroma keyer FX, so maybe the reset will help.

Best Regards……George

[George Dean]

Matheus,

Your ‘Project’ settings are 1920×1080, and your source media is 1280×720. If you preview 720 HD in 1080 HD it is going to loose resolution. Set your project settings to match your source media and the preview should look a bit better. Also render at 720 HD to retain the quality of your original source media. If you render at 1080 HD it is going to look like lower resolution, because it is. Essentially taking 720 HD and rendering (as well as previewing) at 1080 HD you are upscalling and that may be why you see a difference.

You may want to consider upping the record quality in your capture application to 1920×1080 HD if that is what you want as the final render quality. And increase the bite rate while recording if your application permits that.

As you point out, I really cannot tell a difference in quality between the two screenshots you posted, but if you make the changes above, you should then see an improvement.

Best Regards……George

[George Dean]

Aaron,

I think you are looking at my example to Matheus, as to what a text view from Mediainfo will look like. His last post showing his low resolution capture video is his 720 source.

Best Regards……George

[George Dean]

Graham, I understand.

Matheus, another thing which may help is to upload your project file.

Best Regards……George