Vegas 16 pro video stablization how to#
Vegas 16 pro video stablization install#
Vegas 16 pro video stablization drivers#
Vegas 16 pro video stablization pro#

Ive also found out that when I use the Stabilizer with 'Accurate' analyze method, it crashes halfway through like usual.

Vegas 16 pro video stablization drivers#

Storage: Sandisk 480GB SSD + 2TB HDD (7400rpm)Īll my drivers are updated to the latest version and are all working properly GPU: Nvidia GTX 1060 (4GB) + Intel HD 630

Vegas 16 pro video stablization pro#

Seek the problem on your used hardware and drivers from which you didnot tell anything.įrom what I know, the hardware I use is surely capable of using Vegas Pro as Ive been able to use different Video Editing software smoothly like Premiere Pro and Hitfilm which are way heavier and are more resource intensive than Vegas

Vegas 16 pro video stablization how to#

Works now on events and you get at the start a message how to handle. Works very good, so good I not need to use Mercalli 4 anymore. I am assuming they deliberately removed the presets, because the Stabilizer now can analyze video much more accurately and determine for 'itself' what settings (presets) to use.Nothing wrong with that new Vegas Stabilisation of VP17. Those Presets no longer exist in the current version of the Vegas Video Stabilizer. If you watch the very beginning of the YouTube video from Vegas software, you will see they select different Presets from the drop down box at very top of window.

The word ''it'' in this phrase stands for what? You write '' because it is using more advanced analysis and settings below now''.

Vegas 16 pro video stablization install#

If you don't have build #424 installed, download and install it from here:

To check which version of Vegas Pro 16 you have installed, open Vegas and go to Help/About. If you have the final build version of Vegas Pro 16 installed (build #424), the Vegas Video Stabilizer should look exactly like what I have shown in my screen shots. I also uploaded these screen shots to show you what the Vegas Video Stabilizer actually looks like now, compared to what it looked like in that old YouTube video. I then uploaded screen shots to show you the 3 different modes available, which as you can see show a lot more controls. You uploaded a screen shot showing the Vegas Video Stabilizer with basically no controls showing at all. I don't understand to what you are referring to when showing the different settings of a VG stabilizer, I presume? You said: As you see when comparing my version of the tool, the tool I have is a few light years away from what the Youtube link is presenting me. However, the new stabilizer from version 16 onward, is now significantly improved!!! I was simply telling you what I personally use and that I don't have much personal experience in using the new Vegas Video Stabilizer.Ī lot of experienced Vegas Pro users have always used Mercalli instead of the Vegas Pro stabilizer, because in older versions of Vegas, the stabilizer was terrible. I noticed that Mercalli is costly more than $350 US.ĭon't worry about Mercalli. **Press ? next to About in Media FX window, to open Help Fileīasic is very basic - probably avoid this altogether **Tip! After changing User View/Modes, double-click top border of Media FX window to auto re-size window The control panel will also change, depending on which User View you select.Īlso, the control panel will look different before and after you Analyze/Stabilize a clip.

Stabilization has zero effect on Audio attached to video ! The Presets in the drop down box have now been removed, because it is using more advanced analysis and settings below now. This means that the control panel looks dramatically different to what was shown in that YT video from 2018. When Vegas Pro 16 was released, the Vegas Video Stabilization tool underwent many different build updates during the lifetime of VP16. I have to admit that I don't use the Vegas Stabilization tool, because I use a 3rd party plugin called Mercalli which is the best stabilizer you can use. The tutorial that VEGAS software uploaded to their YouTube channel is now out of date and I can understand why it is now creating confusion.