If you can't get the reset function to work correctly, please read this FAQ here:
After a reset, you will have to reconfigure your favourite settings in Options/Preferences and the Project Properties window! Hold down the CTRL and SHIFT keys on your keyboard, and at the same time double click the program icon on your desktop to boot the program.
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Once you have retrieved anything important from the temporary files cache, you can now perform a full program reset by doing this following: If you want to keep it, make sure to re-save immediately with a new project file name that makes sense to you.
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Now open each one up in Movie Studio or Vegas Pro and see if you have been lucky enough to find a crashed or missing project. vf file you can find and then paste them back into a safe folder location on your computer, like Documents/Vegas Projects. If any projects were auto-saved, they will normally look something like. You are now in the temporary files folder/cache. In the address bar located at top of window, press CTRL + V to paste the address. Highlight and copy the Temporary Files Folder location using CTRL + C and then open up a Windows Explorer window in Documents. To find out where the temporary files cache is located on your computer, open Movie Studio or Vegas Pro and go to Options/Preferences/General. The folder address will be different for everyone, but normally looks something like either one of these:Ĭ:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\VEGAS Pro\14.0\Ĭ:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Movie Studio Platinum\13.0\ Auto-saved project files are saved to the Temporary Files Cache, so it is important to first inspect this folder before your do a full program reset and delete of the cache. If the program crashed while editing your project and you have not been doing regular saves, you can end up losing all your work! However Movie Studio and Vegas Pro may have done an auto-save of your project file, which can be recovered and re-saved if you're lucky. IMPORTANT - Please read this before attempting a program reset! It is safe to do and will not delete any of your saved projects, if you have been remembering to always do regular saves while working on a project. Resetting the program and deleting the temporary files cache, can often fix weird behaviour and will make your program look like it was just freshly installed. Sometimes mysterious alien artefacts and corrupt files can build up inside the temporary files cache and cause bizarre behaviour.
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Reset the software back to default values
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Here is a Windows article on how to perform a clean boot: 3. Try a clean boot to start Windows with a minimal set of startup programs. This will clean out your memory and give you a clean slate. If you have been doing a lot of editing over many hours, then it is often a good idea to SAVE As and then do a RE-BOOT of your computer before you attempt to Render a Video. Vegas Movie Studio Q: Every time I try to Render it says - An error occurred while creating the media file - the reason could not be determined Answer: When Movie Studio or Vegas Pro stops processing in the middle of rendering a new video, and gives you an error message like this: "An error occurred while creating the media file - the reason could not be determined", there are a couple of reasons why this has happened.
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