[Jeff Schroeder]

Andy,

I had the same problem about two weeks ago. I had plugged into my front inputs and the sound card was looking for signal on the rear inputs. I brought up sound mixer, recording devices, and selected front as my input and ‘arm for record’ was no longer greyed out.

Jeff

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[Jeff Schroeder]

I have my system on a 60GB SSD, including all programs, swap file, temp files, etc. I put my ‘documents’ and assorted ‘libraries’ on another drive (too big) The Vegas temp files and undo files are on the SSD. I don’t even remember what system lag time is about. (read sweet!).

Put all of your Project media (assets) on a fast drive, make your output to the slower drive. You will not have a bottleneck. Figure it this way: When you copy a two gig file from a fast to a slow drive and it takes 5 minutes, on the day that Vegas renders the same file in less time, then you will have performance issue. I don’t think Vegas is going to out pace an external drive just yet.

Just my two-cents,

Jeff

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[Jeff Schroeder]

Danny,

I am using 10, and yes, the cards have 192 cuda cores each. It is an older card (>6 months ha ha) I will run some comparisons tomorrow.

Jeff

GPU Engine Specs:
CUDA Cores 192
Graphics Clock (MHz) 576 MHz
Processor Clock (MHz) 1242 MHz
Texture Fill Rate (billion/sec) 36.9

Memory Specs:
Memory Clock (MHz) 999
Standard Memory Config 896 MB
Memory Interface Width 448-bit
Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec) 111.9

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[Jeff Schroeder]

Bob,

Mine is almost like that, same MB, i7 920 instead of 950. I have 2 GTX 260 Nvidia cards. I opted to get an SSD (60GB) and it is fast. You might want to look up how much all these parts would cost you along with an OEM of windows 7 Pro 64, on newegg.com. I’ll bet you could learn how to assemble and install for the difference in price.

Remember to cool that CPU! I use a Zalman CNPS10X and plenty of case fanage.

Jeff

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[Jeff Schroeder]

Rename the nested projects.

Jeff

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[Jeff Schroeder]

Fabio,

I I were using them for only really big files, I would format using as large of an allocation unit as possible. Up to the cache size of 16 or 32 MB. (Check on your model)

Jeff

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[Jeff Schroeder]

John,

Save it with a new name and remove the parts you no longer need.

Jeff

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[Jeff Schroeder]

Mary,

I’m sorry you have been disappointed. It has been great for me. I hope there’s not a problem waiting to surface. Are you running Windows 7?
Keep me posted on the outcome.

Jeff

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[Jeff Schroeder]

Mary,

Give it a shot, at this point you don’t have too much to lose. I always create a keyframe on the very first frame of an event. When I copy a group of keyframes I past them on the first frame of the copied to event, and everything lines up just right. Just make sure your the length of each event matches or the excess keyframes get stacked at the end of the event.

Jeff

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[Jeff Schroeder]

Mary,

How many tracks are in your project? How many of these are keyframed. What are the keyframes on?

If you can open Vegas 9 and Vegas 10 side by side, I think I can help you transfer your project to 9.

Jeff

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