Benjamin Smith
January 24th, 2011, 11:34 AM
Hey there y'all
I am running the demo of Vegas 10 to edit in 3D and so far - wow - I've just edited a trailer in 3D and it's great to be able to actually watch live in 3D.
However, I find Vegas playback performance is pretty poor. As an example I just started Vegas and created a project at 1024x768 (my external display, which is a projector, has this resolution) and I brought in a single 1024x576 stereoscopic 3D Cineform AVI file. If I put the file on the timeline and play it on the external projector in 3D with nVidia 3D Vision glasses Vegas stutters a bit and can't quite keep up. If I play the 3D file in QuickTime or in FirstLight in 3D it works just fine.
I understand performance in these kind of apps is dependant on a great many variables; but is there anything simple I might be overlooking that I need to check to get Vegas to work faster. My actual edit, by the time I had graded a few shots and tweaked the 3D overall was pretty slow and had to be cached to RAM to play at all!
thanks for any advice,
/ben
I am running the demo of Vegas 10 to edit in 3D and so far - wow - I've just edited a trailer in 3D and it's great to be able to actually watch live in 3D.
However, I find Vegas playback performance is pretty poor. As an example I just started Vegas and created a project at 1024x768 (my external display, which is a projector, has this resolution) and I brought in a single 1024x576 stereoscopic 3D Cineform AVI file. If I put the file on the timeline and play it on the external projector in 3D with nVidia 3D Vision glasses Vegas stutters a bit and can't quite keep up. If I play the 3D file in QuickTime or in FirstLight in 3D it works just fine.
I understand performance in these kind of apps is dependant on a great many variables; but is there anything simple I might be overlooking that I need to check to get Vegas to work faster. My actual edit, by the time I had graded a few shots and tweaked the 3D overall was pretty slow and had to be cached to RAM to play at all!
thanks for any advice,
/ben