Stop, play, no I mean Play
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Well, here's my error again, Vegas just refuses to play the timeline. So I created a visual to see if anyone has ideas.
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Re: Stop, play, no I mean Play
Yup, been there . . Still there...done that . . doing that . . .
For me this indicates I need to make sure my naughty ASIO drivers are still alive and awake. SCS have knowledge of a deep understanding of my setup and know that I suffer with this. Do you use these? Cheers Grazie |
Re: Stop, play, no I mean Play
Looking.... Try to figure that out.
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Re: Stop, play, no I mean Play
Maybe the sound device is busy with another process and vegas is waiting until it will be available?
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I would suggest one of three things:
1) Uninstall all other video/audio software programs. If the problem persists, uninstall and reinstall Vegas as well. Or 2) Reformat your hard drive. Install Vegas and no other software. Test to make sure it works. Install other necessary programs, thoroughly testing Vegas after each install until the problem reappears. Or, the simplest easiest thing to try: 3) Look under task manager and or/services and turn off programs that are unneeded, one by one until Vegas works again. Good luck, sounds frustrating. |
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Okeydokey. Here's the latest, and maybe others can duplicate this. Instead of rebooting to fix the issue, I just logged off Windows 7 and logged back on. I've done it enough to say that it fixes the issue. I only have one user on this machine, so I'm thinking it's some type of conflict, how to track it, lol, who knows. But atleast I dont' reboot.
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