Sony vegas pro 13 gtx 970 free. Kommentare

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Sony vegas pro 13 gtx 970 free

 
What I\’m looking for, just to cut/split videos, and the ability to render videos using Cuda(Correctly). GPU acceleration would be nice. Now I. replace.me › compare › hwname1=NVIDIA+GeForce+GTX+ I\’ve been reading a bit from googling that Sony Vegas Pro 13 GPU accelerating does not work with the series, I have a and I\’d like.

 
 

[No support for GTX / Maxwell GPU?

 
 

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Apr 22, Question Why does Sony Vegas 15 mix up my audio? Feb 2, Nov 30, Sep 26, Question Sony Vegas 17 tracks ending prematurely? Sep 24, Aug 20, Question Sony Vegas black bar at the render. Aug 15, Question Vegas pro 16 crashes when clicking render as. You can\’t really expect \”real pros\” to always buy separate computers for every piece of software they want to run. For example, what about someone working primarily in Unreal Engine 4, but wanting to edit video in Vegas Pro.

You can make a pretty good argument that nVidia cards are the primary choice for game development. Also laptops are impossible to upgrade.

If Sony has a budget limitation, they should at least aim for bringing Vegas up to date with the latest GPUs every years about the lifespan of a cutting edge workstation. If that is some how impossible and they can support only a single brand, then they should at least pick the dominate brand, which has been nVidia for the last 10 years.

So they are essentially still choosing to support one brand over another. My vote would be for supporting nVidia first, then if they have extra resources support AMD.

Without that I would quite literally have to either shut down three of my websites or hire staff to handle the extra workload which I don\’t want to do. Vegas Pro 13 with it\’s scripting let\’s me run my fleet of websites all by myself, so in that respect I am using the tool that works best for me overall. But that doesn\’t take away from the fact that having such poorly documented gpu support and only supporting Fermi for encoding in is ridiculous.

I would jump ship to Premiere Pro if it had powerful scripting like Vegas Pro does because I tried it\’s free trial and it\’s gpu support was far superior to what Vegas Pro 13 offers.

Also remember that many of us here have been using Vegas pro for over a decade, from back before it was bought by Sony so we have evolved with it. Back then working with sd footage was fine but as time went on we moved to hd and now 4k, and Vegas Pro just keeps falling behind in it\’s ability to process this type of footage even though Sony keeps cranking out cameras with increased resolution and bitrates.

Their software division is not keeping up with their hardware division and it\’s making it incredibly difficult for me to recommend Vegas Pro to others, in spite of the fact that it\’s still the best solution overall for me. So in that respect I didn\’t purchase a tool with shortcomings, Vegas Pro worked just fine years ago but it\’s been slowly falling behind over the years and revealing it\’s gpu shortcomings as video footage got larger and more processor intensive year after year.

That leaves people like me for whom the software was awesome years ago to be in the position of the software just falling behind and starting to look around for alternatives. At the moment there are none as far as I can see that have scripting as powerful as Vegas Pro so I\’m stuck with it, but I\’ll still complain about it in hopes that they catch up with modern times.

Meanwhile Premiere Pro eats through that footage in comparison on the same hardware. At some point they will have to fix this if they want people to actually be able to buy and use their 4k video cameras.

Yes, they are that different by design! No relationship really! I grant that you make a point about VegasPro scripting being valuable. But how does that feature of the internals relate to managing multiple websites?

I would invite you to post the rest of us on what could be a new application – then perhaps it would enlighten SCS on what market they might pursue with Vegas Pro as it is. I am prodded into thinking about JVC again – as a deliver of a 4k camera that can simultaneously shoot work files for the web.

That concept works very well into say a news website where you are shooting invaluable footage but need the immediacy of web delivered files. That workflow speaks nothing of \”scripting\”.

Let us hear more.