[William Diels]

I feel pretty stupid that I haven’t thought of creating a video proxy. I am gonna give it a try, even though I still don’t get why GoPro Studio messes up the video quality.

Is there any chance that I can change the location Vegas Pro saves the proxy videos? I believe the default is the folder where the original file is located. I’d rather have Vegas Pro save the proxies somewhere else. Is that possible? Can’t find it somewhere.

[William Diels]

I’ve tried it on a trial of build 453 and it works pretty good. I still have some jerky footage once in a while, but I guess I am in need of a system upgrade as well. I’ll try it and I’ll upgrade Vegas asap if satisfied. There is just one thing I am struggling with: the settings for the preview screen. If I use preview > auto, the footage has a sharp contrast. Any tips?

[William Diels]

So, if I understand correctly, an upgrade to Vegas Pro 13 build 453 should allow me to work with the GoPro mp4 files in Vegas Pro 13 without having to convert them first?

[William Diels]

I am about to reinstall GoPro Studio.

Should I also re-render the original files to avi with GoPro studio?

[William Diels]

Hey Mark,

Thanks for your replies. I will try reinstalling the GoPro software. I just discovered that the error only occurs with the AVI-files converted with GoPro studio. I have some problems with editing my GoPro footage in Vegas (but I asked that question in this topic: https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/24/995264)

I will see if I get any responses in the other topic and otherwise I will try and work around the assertion error.

Thanks!