Right now, my GPU acceleration is turned off. Next, we'll adjust our Preview Video Preferences, found at the bottom of the preview window options shown at the bottom of Figure 2.
#Sony vegas 10 vs 11 full
Since we're going to let Vegas adjust it, it'll probably go to Preview Half or maybe Preview Full ( Figure 3, below).įigure 3. You can see where I've got playback set to Best (Full) here, but I can tell you that in playback it's probably going to move to Preview quality. Make sure you have these main 3 options selected in the Preview window. In the Preview window, you want to make sure that the three main options are checked: Simulate Device Aspect Ratio, Scale Video to Fit Preview Window, and Adjust Size and Quality for Optimal Playback ( Figure 2, below).įigure 2. I'n the example shown here, I'm working with a multi-camera project ( Figure 1, below) of a concert by '80s daytime drama/rock star Jack Wagner from the 2011 Rick Springfield Cruise. GPU Assist is very easy to enable or disable in Vegas but, before we do that, I want to set up a couple of other parameters and options in Vegas to make sure that your system is optimized before engaging the GPU. This is an exciting feature for Vegas users because, for the first time ever, your video card can improve the playback and editing performance in Vegas Pro. In this installment we're going to talk about GPU Assist.
#Sony vegas 10 vs 11 pro
Welcome to the third tutorial in our series on new features in Sony Vegas Pro 11.
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