[Jeff Rovik]

I just experienced the exact same problem for the first time with SVPro12.0 (build 770). Restarted SVP and the master level meters came back!!

Jrvid

[Jeff Rovik]

Thanks Ed for your response. It was for VegasPro10 (not studio). So, are you saying that the installer would have installed both the 32 and 64 bit versions of the plugins into my 32 bit version of VegasPro10? If that’s the case, are those 64 bit versions sitting in a system folder somewhere that I can copy and paste into my 64 bit version of VegasPro12? (or is it not that simple…, i.e. the installer needs to modify other system files upon installation?).
I’m more than willing to re-purchase the plugins from NewBlue if I have to, I’m just trying understand if I need to spend the money or if it’s possible and legal to import them from VegasPro10 to VegasPro12.

Thanks guys!!

Jrvid

[Jeff Rovik]

Thanks John (and all who replied)!!

I was slightly confused based on this response I had received from NewBlue: “Yes, our installers have included both 32-bit and 64-bit versions for Vegas Pro since Vegas Pro 8.1 (64-bit) was first released.”

But I think all that means is that the installer only installed the 32 bit version of the plugins, once it detected that I was using the 32 bit version of VegasPro10.

Again, thanks to all!!

Jrvid

[Jeff Rovik]

I also have to 100% agree with Brad (and Stephen) on this one!! I too ordered Vegas Pro 11 through the email notice from Sony, fully expecting it to work with XP (as did Vegas Pro 10), and therefore never considered investigating the OS requirements, especially since there was NO mention of it by Sony in the email promo, not even in the fine print (it’s hard to believe they “forgot” to mention such a significant requirement to this release of an existing well established product)!! I too have a decision to make – change operating systems or push back at Sony(?)

Jeff
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