Vegas pro 12 Stops responding all the time

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TeaPawt

Discussion Starter · Jan 31, 2013 (Edited by Moderator)

I'm having big issues with vegas pro 12.0 Latest build
It stops responding so much...
Its something to do with my driver maybe?
Because
My stats

AMD Fx - 4100 Quad-Core processor 3.60 gigahertz
8GB DDR3 RAM
Windows 7 64 bit
NVidia geforce GTX 550ti

I highly doubt my computer can't run it
I don't have a pro computer, but it should be able to run it

Vegas has stopped responding:

When renderring a raw clip to decrease file size
When renderring an entire made out video, introduction, outro, few effects, watermark
When i removed an audio track(file size 3mb)
When i added raw footage to the track
When i added the smooth/enhance fx to an audio file

When i renderred my intro and outro, it was fine

At the moment i am trying to render a 12:14 minute video
The raw clip in the middle is 650mb
I have tried renderring a 5 minute 230mb video with it aswell, no luck

When i actually get it to start renderring ,it dies at 20-30%

I have tried giving the vegas process high priority, no luck
I have no driver updates for my graphics card
No updates for my processor

I am really desperate to get this to work

I don't think its doing any procedure thats making it crash, i think just in general the program is crashing

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zuluclayman

· #2 · Jan 31, 2013

Your comp specs are adequate for the task.
You may find there are clips, audio or video, on your timeline that Vegas doesn't like the codec it has been encoded with and causes it to crash.
If you have multiple clips try taking one off at a time - process of elimination - slow but effective. If you find the offending clip transcode it using Format Factory.
Audio is often a cause in Vegas - try transcoding your audio using Format Factory (freeware - link in my sig) even if it is to the same format (mp3, wav etc) it may use a more Vegas friendly codec.

If all else fails - re-install Vegas - sometimes a small glitch in the installation process occurs.

Have you recently installed any new image editing software, codec packs, video players? Sometimes these can play havoc with editing software as they can change the codec assignments on your comp

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