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If the ram is an issue, try using an eraser on the connection ends. Sometime a little flux can remain on them from production and this will help remove any. I have had this work well in the past…
Good Luck!
Scott Francis
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Where did the update for SVP11 go?
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Scott Francis
May 3, 2012 at 11:48 am in reply to: SONY VEGAS + i7 2600K + 8GB RAM + NEAT VIDEO = SLOW RENDERING?!What are you rendering too as far as format? If I am rendering to any form of AVCHD I turn OFF GPU under the rendering settings….if it is set to automatic I find it takes quite a bit longer to render a file….
Scott Francis
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Scott Francis
May 3, 2012 at 2:05 am in reply to: SONY VEGAS + i7 2600K + 8GB RAM + NEAT VIDEO = SLOW RENDERING?!Neat video processes EVERY frame of video when it is used, removing or adjusting the noise in each….this is extremely processor and time intensive…..but a stated above….works really well!
Scott Francis
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Scott Francis
March 25, 2012 at 9:51 am in reply to: Gigabyte GTX 560 Graphics card acceleration failsVegas is wrong…..I have never had a render finish without turning off the GPU or Automatic setting. I use CPU only and it works like a charm. Plus, unless you are using an older CPU, I find it faster anyway….
Good luckScott Francis
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Well good point John about Sony TRYING to provide support for GPU, but as of now it is worthless for the most part. We DID ask for that big time and many of us where REALLY excited to see it here, unfortunately even buying hardware that Sony itself has tested seems to be lackluster. I am just really amazed however that 11 is worse than 10 in preview quality on the SAME project even without GPU enabled….here is hoping they get it fixed soon, before some honestly look to just ship…thanks for a little clarity!!
Scott Francis
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Very cool, and yeah a TON of money to shoot all those places!!
Scott Francis
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MY wishlist….
1) That SVP 11 would actually be FULLY FUNCTIONAL!!!
a) GPU Acceleration both PREVIEW and Rendering
b) DV capture
c) Print to tape
d) NO constant crashing
e) Pan/Crop2) SVP 12…more Vegas plugins
Overall, that I could TRUST that new features are actually WORKING PROPERLY before being announced, let alone at release….so I don’t spend money on something that I cannot use…
Scott Francis
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I have SVP running on 5 computers, and experience crashes on ALL of them! From 2 laptops to 3 workstations they all crash. I make a point to save as often as I can. They use AMD and INTEL chip dual, quad and hexcore processors and some have GPU’s that will do acceleration and some that do not…I refuse to hear someone tell me after countless hours and MANY others experiencing the SAME PROBLEMS, that it is my computer….amazing…
Scott Francis
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If you want LESS crashes…turn off GPU acceleration. If you want FASTER renders, choose CPU only, NOT automatic in any form of AVCHD. Just the way it is, we ALL have been duped on this one….not just you…we all feel your pain. I have two systems and both have issues, one with an NVIDIA card, the other a Radeon (one they show IN there actually tests)! I have had no success with ANY drivers and was tired of wasting my time.
Good Luck!Scott Francis
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