8.0b and SoundForge 7.0d at DVinfo.net

Adam Letch · January 31st, 2008, 08:27 PM

Hey guys,

I know we all have various problems, I've used Vegas 7.0e and SoundForge 7.0d, and it was pretty seamless, in that I could quickly open a copy in SoundForge, do the quick change, and almost as soon as the save button was hit, the Vegas audio would be updated.
I find now though, and I think this was also the case with 8.0a, that it takes forever (well 15 to 20 seconds can seem that way) to change the original Vegas audio clip. And sometimes it just simply crashes Vegas, when you go back to Vegas it's greyed out (as in not in focus in programming terms) and the event has the words Media Offline.
I just did a fresh rebuild not that long ago, and keep the PC as bare as possible to prevent software conflicts and resources being wasted.
Might be nickpicking, just wondering if it's my PC, or if this is a known issue?

Adam Letch · February 3rd, 2008, 07:05 PM

Ive edited now back again in hdv, and no problems, so there must be an issue with DV audio stream?

Just as well I usually shoot HDV

January 31st, 2008, 08:27 PM	#1
Adam Letch Major Player Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 414	8.0b and SoundForge 7.0d Hey guys, I know we all have various problems, I've used Vegas 7.0e and SoundForge 7.0d, and it was pretty seamless, in that I could quickly open a copy in SoundForge, do the quick change, and almost as soon as the save button was hit, the Vegas audio would be updated. I find now though, and I think this was also the case with 8.0a, that it takes forever (well 15 to 20 seconds can seem that way) to change the original Vegas audio clip. And sometimes it just simply crashes Vegas, when you go back to Vegas it's greyed out (as in not in focus in programming terms) and the event has the words Media Offline. I just did a fresh rebuild not that long ago, and keep the PC as bare as possible to prevent software conflicts and resources being wasted. Might be nickpicking, just wondering if it's my PC, or if this is a known issue?

February 3rd, 2008, 07:05 PM	#2
Adam Letch Major Player Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 414	In part I've answered my own question Ive edited now back again in hdv, and no problems, so there must be an issue with DV audio stream? Just as well I usually shoot HDV