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VEGAS Movie Studio - Try before you buy! (applies to VEGAS Pro as well) VEGAS Pro FAQs and TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDES Vegas Creative Software in Madison WI US: CST (UTC -6h) from until My Time Zone (FI) EET (UTC +2h) from (DST end) until (DST start) I don't work for VEGAS Creative Software. I tried reinstalling, but no change in poor performance.Ī volunteer forum moderator as of. My PC has a Core I7 920 cpu, Radeon 6850 video card, 16 gigs of RAM and is running Windows 7 Professional, 64 bit. Performance is even worse with GPU acceleration turned off. In Movie Studio 12, the clock is still running after 50 minutes! And this is with GPU acceleration enabled. In Movie Studio 11, it takes about 25 minutes to render a 1280x720. All I have done to it is adjust the contrast and exposure with Color Curves and added a bit of sharpening. The video source file is a full HD AVCHD video about 16 minutes long. I have run the same video test twice using 11 and 12. Imagine my shock at the poor performance of video renders in 12 compared to 11. The inclusion of NewBlueFX 3D Titler and a lite version of Magic Bullet looks sweentened the deal. When I got the email announcing that Movie Studio 12 would be available in 64 bit version and feature GPU acceleration, I purchased the upgrade.
I've been using Movie Studio 11 for a while and am pleased with its performance.
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