Josh,
It won’t work with two peer computers like it did in the olden version 9 days where you could share loads with peer computers.
Windows server 2008 is an operating system (around $900) versus windows xp or windows 7 or windows vista.
The windows server operating system comes with the concept of client-server architecture. You put the application (vegas 10) on the server. Then you tell it to serve that application to computers you approve. The server then creates a small installation file.
You put the installation file on your client PC, and then just like loading an application on the client PC, you load this installation file. Then you have an item in the start menu that is remote vegas.
You click on it and it looks like it is starting vegas on your machine, but really starting it on the server machine and preseting the screen to you.
Typically client-server set ups like this are used in big companies and cost tens of thousands of dollars.
For smaller guys like us, you have to look into buying a hardware server from dell or HP, with windows server 2008 operating system (About $7000). Then set up the server and then install vegas. Unless you are pretty technical you will want to ask an IT person for help.
John Lenihan
John Lenihan
LeniCam Video Productions
https://www.lenicam.com