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USB.
A Transcend 500GB StoreJet M2.And just Vegas, well, not hang, but constant jumping.
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Actually wait, MOST of the source files are on local disk (C:) -
USB.
A Transcend 500GB StoreJet M2.And just Vegas, well, not hang, but constant jumping.
I’ll try moving stuff to internal drive see if that helps. -
Before answering, whoops, accidentally hit the solution button.
Anyways.
– Did you reset your PC?
Yes.– Do you have the lastest drivers for your audio device?
I think so, I just reinstalled the whole system around 1 week ago, I grabbed the driver from HP site.
I’ll go check around are there any new driver.– Did you defrag your source drive?
Not yet, I can try doing it now.– This is not drive C:, is it?
If you’re saying where the audio samples came from, yes it’s not, it’s from my external hard drive.
But as I said before, my Vegas 10 only have the issue a few times, barely happens, only in Vegas 12.– Not using that source drive for anything else at the same time, eh?
Nope. -
I did try that, it helps a little bit, but still constantly jumping after a few seconds.
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That doesn’t really help, it kinda makes it worse sadly.
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No, not as much as Vegas 12 does.
And 30+ audio tracks is nothing, my other project involves 100+ tracks and it doesn’t lag that much (and it was in Vegas 10) -
Computer Spec just in case.
Operating System Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
CPU Type DualCore Intel Core i5 430M, 2533 MHz (19 x 133)
System Memory 7990 MB (DDR3-1066 DDR3 SDRAM)
Audio Adapter IDT 92HD81B1X @ Intel Ibex Peak PCH – High Definition Audio Controller [B-2] -
Other MP4s work, but I don’t know why I can’t import this file anymore, I mean, it’s the same MP4 I used before, I used to be able to open it before I reformat.
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….Darn, cause I already re-installed the whole Windows….
OH WELL, I’ll install back to 64 bit after next time my system break down then. -
I know, but it’s HIGHLY annoying when you have LOADS of video events to flip.
Oh well, I’ll go back to 32 bits then