Let Windows check for updates for the system and install any that are available. This can be done in the Windows Start menu or by pressing the WINDOWS+Q keys on Windows 8.1 and 10. Search for Windows Update on your system. If disabling GPU acceleration solves your problem then try updating or rolling back your graphics card's driver. If you are rendering with the MainConcept AVC/MVC codec, try turning GPU acceleration off in ' Render As' > ' MainConcept AVC/MVC' > ' Customize Template' > ' Encode mode': If you are rendering with the Sony AVC/MVC codec, try turning GPU acceleration off in ' Render As' > ' Sony AVC/MVC' > ' Customize Template' > ' Encode mode':

You will need to restart VEGAS afterwards:

Try turning it off in ' Preferences' > ' Video' > ' GPU acceleration of video processing'. GPU acceleration is often responsible for stability problems in VEGAS. Note that VEGAS Pro is only officially supported if it's installed on the same drive as your operating system. For the latest version of VEGAS Pro, the system requirements are here. See ' Where can I download VEGAS Pro?'Ĭheck that your computer meets the system requirements. Make sure you are running the latest update of the version of VEGAS Pro that you wish to install, unless you specifically need an earlier release. If the software hangs during rendering then see this post. If VEGAS Pro is crashing or behaving strangely, there are many things you can try to troubleshoot it.

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