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And I guess it is,īecause I ran it for more like 15 or 20 minutes this time before it Just tried panning the cursor around in an HDV clip, within a minute Last time I tried Vegas was at version 9, and it would freeze when I
I especially wanted to get a feel for multi-camera editing.
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Prerequisite for installing Vegas Pro 10. It took many hours of help from Microsoft, but eventually I met the It had taken me about 3 weeks of wrestling with Vista's "Windows Update"Īnd various other issues before I could get Vista's SP2 installed, and I just installed the trial edition of Vegas Pro 10 last night (64bit). Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 10 to render the project as one file.īy the way have tested both on very average desktop i3, 4GB RAM, GForce 240.įor me the only way is to buy Pro version. Sections, editing each section, then importing the edited sections into You don't upgrade, the best option would be to try splitting your video into
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I understand if you do not wish to upgrade at this time. Is why are will likely see better HD file handling within the Vegas Pro 10 Vegas Pro 10 is a nativeĦ4-bit application, which means that it can access up to 8TB of memory. Means that it can only access up to 2GB of memory. The Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 10 is a native 32-bit application, which
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> "roaming" around inside of high-resolution stills while maintaining full > Vegas 9 can edit 4096x4096 RED video, which I may find useful for > for their programes to do the same thing - and the now one-version-older > of Vegas Pro while Adobe and FCP users were still waiting for updates > easily (I was able to edit the new 60p TM700 footage on an older version The Pro version does seem to handle almost any format > inconvenience compared with the huge difference in price between the > "Pro" version - but for most, editing most material, this may be a minor > order to work as easily and in as straight-forward a way as with the > but even with that, the track ordering and naming needs to be reset in > computer, I did find it quite useable with more "normal" source material, While working with Platinum 10 on a friend's "roaming" around inside of high-resolution stills while maintaining full Vegas 9 can edit 4096x4096 RED video, which I may find useful for Of Vegas Pro while Adobe and FCP users were still waiting for updatesįor their programes to do the same thing - and the now one-version-older The Pro version does seem to handle almost any formatĮasily (I was able to edit the new 60p TM700 footage on an older version Inconvenience compared with the huge difference in price between the "Pro" version - but for most, editing most material, this may be a minor Order to work as easily and in as straight-forward a way as with the While working with Platinum 10 on a friend'sĬomputer, I did find it quite useable with more "normal" source material,īut even with that, the track ordering and naming needs to be reset in > testing of both products it looks very like it.
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> explained that Platinum is not based on the same code as Pro.
> I have asked Sony for support and explanation. > simple i3 is enough, I faced no problems. > crashes after adding 15-20 short clips. Platinum does not support those files well and programme I've had no problems that I may associate with anythinglike this.-DR
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(the programs also have built-in tutorials).> Also, do the Vegas products install rootkits or other squirrely"protection"> mechanisms? (I haven't trusted Sony software since it put rootkits on its> CDs.)Dunno. Pro 10 version may be worth the money, but otherwise, theyĪll look and work like the others. If you areĭoing 3D, subtitles, crawls, sub-edits, multi-camera, etc., the The Platinum 10 "consumer $129.95" version is worth the bitĮxtra to get the extra transitions, filters, and sounds. Just fine for most people (and it is cheap at. The "little secret" is that for most work, the cheap version works The various versions of Vegas are described here. > does the Pro version provide that the Platinum version doesn't have, in Do both products have the same code base, and if so, I see there's a Pro version for about $600, and a Platinum-something
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