Stephen Mann
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“So it’s impossible that it’s my computer. Must be something wrong with vegas ”
Yes, SCS engineers programmed a bug just for you.
All that you’ve determined yet is that Vegas is not eating your resources.
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You could start by searching the forum for “low memory”.
Here, I’ll save you the effort:
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/24/928710Steve Mann
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John, this one is so obvious. She has dropped the upper track opacity from 100% to somewhere around 50%. That’s the blue line in her upper track. (I think that’s what she is referring to).
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[Al Bergstein] “Someone not long ago on this board discussed doing upgrades by taking a system image in Windows of your OS drive (i.e. C:) and then swapping the drives out, doing the upgrade, and seeing what happens.”
That could have been me since I have my boot drive in a drive caddy. It’s wired internally, but I can open a door and swap my boor drives.
But, I have so much confidence in Sony Vegas, I do my upgrades in mid-project without hesitation. I’ve never been sorry.
Steve Mann
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Either I don’t understand your question or you don’t understand streaming.
Vegas is a video editor, not a streaming server.Steve Mann
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Too much thermal paste can be even worse. Te idea is that te surface of the heat sink and the CPU aren’t flat. Under a microscope they look like a sponge. (Some die-hard overclockers lap the surfaces to a shiny polish). The thermal compound is only supposed to fill in the surface imperfections, but still allow maximum metal-to-metal contact. Too much paste will separate the metal-to-metal contact and act as an insulator.
follow the instructions that comes with the processor or heat sink.
Steve Mann
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Computer Shutdown is almost always a heating issue. Find the program CoreTemp and watch the temps of the processor cores during a “render as”. Your processor is rated “Maximum operating temperature 55 – 70 (°C). I get nervous when mine goes over 45°C.
Also, a 500W supply may be marginal for your hardware. If it is the PSU that came with your PC, it was already “just enough” as shipped. If you added any hardware since then, this could be your problem.
Steve Mann
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I’ve never seen this, but the Sony servers could be running slow as Version 10e was just released in the last hour. Try again later.
Steve Mann
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