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It means that Vegas cannot find a component whose UUID is 521cf88b-aaf7-42bf-94dc-7a2c4be49b67. I have just searched the registry of my computer for that UUID and did not find it there, which tells me it does not belong to Vegas itself but most likely to a plug-in.
I have also searched the web for "521cf88b-aaf7-42bf-94dc-7a2c4be49b67" and found two message threads on other forums discussing the exact same problem. Both forums were in Russian so I did not understand every single word on them, but one mentioned Boris Red, and suggested to re-install it, but the re-install of Boris Red did not help him (well, you can see it for yourself if you understand Russian). Oh, wait, this other thread states: Quote:
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June 21st, 2010, 06:38 AM | |
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I've opened MANY VEG files from other people who used plugins I don't have. What typically happens is an error message that pops up that says these plugins could not be found and then it lists a series of GUID's (not very helpful in determining WHAT effect is missing).
I'm wondering if Boris did not fully uninstall that information and Vegas was actually able to FIND that GUID but enough of Boris was gone that Boris could not load?
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As far as I know, Sony has never released the structure of .veg files. And Wotsit does not have it either (which means that either no one has reverse engineered their structure, or whoever did has never released it, either). That would make such an editor hard to write.
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