[Kelly Griffin]

Boy, Zach, you sound exactly like me! SVP since 2011, and now with VP20.

It’s “stable enough” for the most part, but I’m curious about VP23 as well.

[Kelly Griffin]

Derek, you da MAN. Thank you, I got it working.

* * *

The only thing left now is I can NOT get the output of Vegas to show in “Video Preview on External Monitor”. I’ve got HDMI out to my smaller work monitor and a second HDMI out to the output monitor, but nothing happens when I select it in Vegas. I’ve tried every option in “Preview Device”, but no go.

Do you have any ideas?

[Kelly Griffin]

Thank you for this info. And, I made a semi-happy discovery by accident… it turns out that the audio glitch only occurred when I played the clip through Vegas, but it was fine with a media player through the Windows file system.

Weirdness.

[Kelly Griffin]

Thank you anyway.

[Kelly Griffin]

That’s what I thought you meant, but I’ve been doing that since forever.

Just to be clear, all audio ends about five frames before the end of the spot, and no matter what I do I get the glitch at the end.

[Kelly Griffin]

What do you mean by separating the image/audio? They’re separate tracks.

–KG

[Kelly Griffin]

And, you are apparently right on both counts.

Thanks anyway.

[Kelly Griffin]

You are a CHAMP! I really appreciate your help. I don’t know squat about stuff like this.

I’ll check my RAM situation and let you know.

Would you mind giving me your email address as a backup contact to you? Mine’s kelly@kgcreative.biz

Thanks again,

–Kelly

[Kelly Griffin]

Hey Jurgen,

I did all of what you suggested, and I’ll work with that for awhile and see if it helps.

And, THANK YOU for your help.

If things still don’t feel like they should (what I was used to with Windows7 and SVP10) would simply installing more RAM be the ticket (and how much)?

–Kelly

[Kelly Griffin]

Hey Jurgen, I replied back with a screen grab of my RAM usage, but I may have needed to reply directly to you. Sorry if this is a duplicate.

–Kelly