FX crashes constant!

Art5 wrote on 5/9/2012, 8:05 AM

OK, There have been at least 4 updates since the release of V.11 and NONE have fixed this problem. EVERY time I use the sony color corrector, apply color correction and attempt to close the FX window. Vegas crashes. This is now costing me valuable time and making it almost impossible to use Vegas 11 for serious work.

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Art5 wrote on 5/9/2012, 8:07 AM

P.S.
It is not just the Color Corrector, but it seems almost all FX including NEW BLUE titler, especially New Blue Titler.

MTuggy wrote on 5/9/2012, 8:57 AM

Have you tried the compatibility mode fix? It has worked for a lot of us. Launch the program with Win 7 or Vista 64 bit compatibility mode and see if it stabilizes it.

Mike

Art5 wrote on 5/9/2012, 9:05 AM

No I haven't tried that thanks. BTW, I am using Win7 64 bit.

Multitech wrote on 5/9/2012, 5:16 PM

I updated to vegas 11(Build 683) and New Blue Titler pro(Build 120402) and the titler crashes instantly. Using Win 7 x64. I tried the windows 7 compatibilty trick others have mentioned and that seemed to make it more stable at the moment.

right click on the vegas icon and properties. run compatibility for windows 7

I hope there are updates coming to get this more stable.

Tom Pauncz wrote on 5/9/2012, 5:20 PM

In my case of NBT being totally unusable, a tweak of some settings of the nVidia video card fixed. it.

See my earlier post on NBT titler crashing....
Tom

Zeitgeist wrote on 5/9/2012, 9:55 PM

I still get the color curve crash. The CCC. I have experienced it so much that my reflex is to save before I load the sony CC plug. For such a simple plug, I can't understand why all the crashing. Is this not fixable?

ReceptorDeceptor wrote on 5/13/2012, 1:12 PM

Try disabling all third-party plug-ins, especially the NewBlue ones. I've found out that just about all of the NewBlue plug-ins that were introduced in VP10 can cause serious instabilities in projects. Sony ought to fix these problems before coming up with a new version number..

Also the compatibility mode tip is a good one, it helped me a out a lot! (I'm using Win7/64-bit and now running 64-bit VP11 in Windows7 Compatibility Mode).