Phil Seymour
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Hey Mike…
I assume SCS no longer tags their updates with a letter suffix. Is there a reason for this or do I detect an element of red faces in the Sony camp? -
Just curious Stephen… his system is Xeon 5300.. so that could be up to 3ghz quad core processors, but is 1.33 ghz a slow FSB? RAM seems a bit light on, but with 8 cores chugging away surely it shouldn’t be a dog. Am I missing something here?
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Maybe Sony should rename Vegas Pro 11 to Vegas Backyard 11. A real shame it was released in its sorry state. Yes, some folks have it working, but it seems very situation specific, and not a sturdy all-rounder. I’m back to 10 too. I wonder if they will credit the upgrade to VP12?
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Putting Vegas aside for a moment, what are the specs of your new computer… CPU level,MB, chipset, RAM etc. ?
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Thanks guys. I guess the changes are not big enough to warrant a letter suffix, but I missed Sony’s advice about the “update”.
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I understand where you are coming from Ed, and I probably have had a knee-jerk reaction. Proof will be in the installation… here goes….
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Thanks for your encouragement John. I wasn’t expecting a huge difference, but the GPU acceleration was an important reason to upgrade. The difficulties that many other users seem to be having with the NewBlue titler is of concern as I was hoping for something better than the awful Pro titler on offer in the previous versions. I run a fairly lean editing machine with Vegas, Architect and After FX and nothing else, so possibly will not encounter the problems others have experienced. 10d has been good to me, whereas some have had issues. Unfortunately odd behaviour is part of the Windows PC world with so many variables. Maybe I am just paranoid with New Version jitters 🙂
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Go to the Users folder on C: drive and do a search for *.veg files. From memory Vegas puts auto saved files in a folder deep down in that area..I can’t remember which as I am not at my work computer. But the search should find your file
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Mike, when you see the camera as another drive is that in the explorer window or disk management?
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Scarey stuff, but I am thinking along the lines of Stephen, having experienced a cross reference of files in another Windows program (Word). It happened on a drive I do a lot of work on, and I think it powered down and up once following a power glitch, so there was a chance of cross-linked files. I reformatted the disk and checked for errors, installed a UPS and have had no problems since. All that to say have you had any odd issues with the drive the project file is stored on?