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Jeff Green
December 11, 2011 at 2:23 am in reply to: Vegas Pro 11 crashing when applying Event FX.

Don…thank you. You are actually the second person to suggest that and in the confusion of trying this and that, I forgot to try this – lol. So I will now give this a try. I will post results tomorrow or Monday on how it went.

Jeff Green
Videographer Editor
Florida
Jeff Green
December 10, 2011 at 9:46 pm in reply to: Vegas Pro 11 crashing when applying Event FX.

Hey Steve…yes. I am using the 64 bit and I have seen others talk about reverting to using the 32bit. Won’t that slow my renders and general use of the software? I mean built this system for 64bit to get more RAM and speed but maybe this version of Sony is not meant to be.

Any idea about my camera stabilizer being grayed out? Thanks for the time!

Jeff Green
Videographer Editor
Florida
Jeff Green
July 21, 2011 at 3:21 pm in reply to: AE 7 and Windows 7 64bit

Hi Dave…it is old but I have had it since winning it as a door prize at an Adobe presentation. I have progressed in my systems since that time and now have a i7-975, gtx570, 12gb ddr3 and windows 7 professional 64bit system with Sony Vegas Pro 10. Just wanted to see if I could get AE 7 to work on this system.

Thanks!

Jeff
Jeff Green
July 20, 2011 at 4:54 pm in reply to: Sony Vegas pro 10 adding projects or videos together

Pablo…can you walk me through that nesting? I did not know that was possible either. I use to use it in Avid Liquid and miss it!!! OK…I am still ramping up on Vegas as well 😉

Thanks for any help!

Jeff
Jeff Green
July 10, 2011 at 4:42 pm in reply to: DIY – NLE Vegas 10 System built from Videoguys

Thanks Larry – I actually have eSata, USB 3.0, and firewire. So did you use the Raid 0 for your media files. Did you try the software (like Cineform) for transcoding as well as an option? Can you tell me more about your experience with the Raid 0? Like, what percentage faster was it? or how many more MBs/sec faster was it? I have punch outs in the back of my case that I believe are there to allow me to set up components outside the box and run the cable back in and directly to the motherboard. Do you see any options with that?

Overall I like the idea of the raid 0 being in the box so I don’t have to buy another piece of equipment (i.e. the Raid Storage – they can be pricey), however, I am concerned about the heat build up.

Thanks for your comments!

Jeff
Jeff Green
July 10, 2011 at 3:46 pm in reply to: DIY – NLE Vegas 10 System built from Videoguys

Thanks Stephen. I am beginning to think you are right. I am thinking about Cineform for the transcoding. I have EpicDV right now but I am not sure it was the right choice. Seems a little cumbersome. Do you have a preference?

Thanks!

Jeff
Jeff Green
July 10, 2011 at 3:08 am in reply to: DIY – NLE Vegas 10 System built from Videoguys

Thanks Scott. Perhaps the Raid 0 Media Drive set up will do the trick. I have also heard that Cineform is a good idea. My thoughts were to build a system that was alot more robust than my last and that that would do the trick but apparently not. Thanks again for the info!

Jeff
Jeff Green
July 10, 2011 at 1:09 am in reply to: DIY – NLE Vegas 10 System built from Videoguys

It’s AVCHD mostly from a DSLR. Full 1080 / 30p.
Jeff Green
July 10, 2011 at 12:32 am in reply to: DIY – NLE Vegas 10 System built from Videoguys

Thanks Scott. I am using Win 7 Pro 64bit. I have been speakingwith a friend about this and he suggested that I need my media storage in Raid 0. Utilizing 4 HDD’s in Raid 0 and connected via eSata or Firewire. He believes that is where my bottleneck is coming from.

I welcome any thoughts you may have. Thanks!

Jeff