It crashes Premiere when you go in the other direction, too.
New vegas 12?
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El Director
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Last year I went from Vegas 9 to AE CS4 via EDL, and then from AE to Premiere 
No issues other than it being a workaround
No issues other than it being a workaround
Well, V12 exports .pproj files now. There's a lot which doesn't convert.
macgregor
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Richard Jones
Member
If your only interest is in colour correction, an excellent (and cheaper) alternative is offered by FBMN software at:-
http://www.fbmn-software.com/en/color-match.html
I have used it extensively and can thoroughly recopmmend it.
http://www.fbmn-software.com/en/color-match.html
I have used it extensively and can thoroughly recopmmend it.
It's under Keyboard Shorcuts in the Help menu.
But, it doesn't work; doesn't work in 11, either.
Luciano
Member
Any word on stability?
Any word on stability?
I have the same question in regards to stability. In previous upgrades, I have gone through stability problems until a couple of updates later. Any word as to the stability of v. 12 as yet?
Any word on stability?
I have the same question in regards to stability. In previous upgrades, I have gone through stability problems until a couple of updates later. Any word as to the stability of v. 12 as yet?
i've been working with 12 for a few days now and it seems pretty stable and i'm a guy coming from version 9. i have MB Looks 2 installed also and it works like a charm. direct p2 import (so i guess my version 9 and raylight 1.3 may be history soon).
i have an average computer 4GB Ram with an average graphics card. no crashes yet.
i have an average computer 4GB Ram with an average graphics card. no crashes yet.
If you want to export in P2 format, you still need Raylight, at least for now.
Luciano
Member
Thank you. Very helpful.
I use MB v2 as well and I was curious if it had any problem. I'm lad to hear that it works like a charm.
It seems like it is time to upgrade.
Any card based upon the nVidia GTX 660 Ti chipset is a good buy right now, and you should be able to find one close to the $300 price range.
Being a new card, there may be some minor driver compatibility issues, so you may want to check the Sony forums to find out what nVidia driver people are recommending.
ZazaCast
Major Contributor
Thanks!
kurtmo
Eats with 2 Fists
That's the card I'm looking at too!
sammysammy
Well-known member
a couple of questions regarding vegas pro 12 ...would getting a card like the nVidia GTX 660 Ti help with the workflow and playback realtime of clips in pro 12 when using MBL v2?
Im thinking of upgrading from gh2 to Blackmagic cinema camera, how good would pro 12 handle prores or dnxhd files regarding real time editing , can i edit cinema raw dng n pro 12? thanks for the info
Im thinking of upgrading from gh2 to Blackmagic cinema camera, how good would pro 12 handle prores or dnxhd files regarding real time editing , can i edit cinema raw dng n pro 12? thanks for the info
I doubt that ProRes or DNxHD CODECs would be accelerated by the nVidia CUDA hardware, I think any speed gained would be specific to Sony CODEC implementations. ( i.e. the CODEC would have to be designed to use the graphics hardware )
You can download a fully working demo from the Sony Vegas Pro Web Page to try things out.
I would also recommend checking out the Cineform NEOSCENE CODEC, which is a high performance "editing" CODEC like the AVID DNxHD or Apple ProRes CODECs, and has native versions for both Mac and Windows computers.
M. Gilden
Canon DSLR Moderator
I was hoping to see that in mine, but no luck yet. Still running 9 on this box, waiting for a good deal to upgrade...
ZazaCast
Major Contributor
This should get you there: http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/upgrade/vegaspro?disp=1
(just shop 'upgrades')