László Kovács
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As a last chance you can take a look at the autosave, by default it is:
d:\Users\your usaername\AppData\Local\VEGAS Pro\14.0\
If there’s something like “000013fc.autosave.veg”, that may be your lost project.
If not, I doubt there will be any help.
What really happened I don’t know, but I don’t think Vegas is the culprit.Best regards
László Kovács
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I think I remember there was a case when an updated nvidia driver caused GPU to stop in Vegas.
So I can imagine the OP was using GPU, than that updated reached him, and pulled GPU off from Vegas.
I don’t remember the thread, but downgrading the nvidia driver seemed to solve the problem then.
I would check, if it’s possibble to switch GPU on at all? If not, maybe the issue is similar…Best regards
László Kovács
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Is it’s framerate constant?
Best regards
László Kovács
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Can you try then to burn with a different burning app? (Say Nero?)
Or can yout try DVDA7? (Just the trial, just to see it works with the majestic windows 10?)Best regards
László Kovács
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I know for sure Vegasaur has this functionality.
So if you don’t find that script, it may worth to give Vegasaur a try.Best regards
László Kovács
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Ok, here’s how I did.
My goal was to produce a DVD, which holds the same content but with localised (translated) menus. The requirement was also to add subtitles (not sure if you mean the same with captions?)So I extracted the main title with pgcdemux, this resulted in streams DVDA could use directly.
I also rendered a low resolution wmv with the same framerate, just to use in subtitleedit.
This is a freeware, but excellent tool. It’s.easy to merge or split lines, adjust timings properly…
It can save subtitles also in the format DVDA requires.
Made the subtitles, than just added a subtitle track in dvda, imported the subtitles.
Mainly done, just reauthored menu, and made subtitles on by default, so there’s no need to look for the “sub” button on the players remote.Best regards
László Kovács
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Hi,
Does that error occur when you try to burn?
Can you just prepare the dvd?Best regards
László Kovács
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For your qestion I don’t have an answer, but there may be a way to get it.
Do a render, just a short portion of a project, so the difference is only the nvidia settings. Everything else -tenplates, etc.- be the sane.
Then in a new project add both rendered file to the timeline to 2 tracks.
Have them in perfect sync.
Then change the above tracks compositing mode to subtract.
Set preview to best, and preview the project.
After that change the order of the tracks, but again, the above track set to sub.
If you get pure black preview both times, the 2 events are just the same, so nvidia settings don’t affect render output. Otherwise you will see the difference of the pictures I guess you’ll see something around the edges in the picture if not pure black…Best regards
László Kovács
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The rest of the world just uses this software, which doesn’t work for you on the magical Win10. So you ditch V14 along with win10 and go back to V13 on Win7.
Why don’t you try V14 on win7?
It actually wotks quite well. Not perfect, but works well and is a quite useable tool.
I do my everyday work on this combo (win7/vegas14).
I agree with you on the low quality of support, but that does not equal to the quality of Vegas in general.
Again: despite your bad experience – for which I’d blame win10 now- vegas is not so bad, but a good useable tool.
Whether you buy an upgrade or not, it’s your decision, your money. It’s up to you 😉Best regards
László Kovács
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You’re absolutely right. In the early morning I could see it only on my phone, and there I couldn’t notice the curved edges.
In this case deform is really a better choice ????Best regards
László Kovács