Sony announced Vegas Pro 11 on September 9, 2011, and it was released on October 17, 2011. Updated features include GPGPU acceleration of video decoding, effects, playback, compositing, pan/crop, transitions, and motion. Other improvements are to include enhanced text tools, enhanced stereoscopic/3D features, RAW photo support, and new event synchronization mechanisms.
Vegas Pro 11 can use your system's graphics card instead of its CPU to accelerate certain playback and rendering functions. Altogether, 36 video effects and 10 transitions, as well as output rendering, are GPU-accelerated; in contrast, Vegas Pro 10 accelerated a single function.
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Sony Vegas Pro 11 Highlights
- Professional Video Editing Software
- GPU-Accelerated Effects & Rendering
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- Stereoscopic 3D Editing
- Blu-Ray Authoring with DVD Architect Pro
- Unlimited Audio Tracks & 5.1 Mixing
- Dolby Digital Professional Encoder
- Titler Pro for 3D Titles
- XDCAM, NXCAM, AVCHD, RED & 4K Support
- Support for RAW Photo Files & DSLR Video
- 64-Bit & 32-Bit OS Support
- internal dvd drive Sony Blu-Ray Drive Sony VAIO VPCSA2Z9R/BI blu-ray drive
BOTTOM LINE
A powerful video editor takes great strides with GPU acceleration, but it needs to speed things up even more to compete with Adobe Premiere Pro.
PROS Reams of effects, with per-parameter keyframing
Flexible new titler
Effective GPU acceleration
CONS Still not as fast as Premiere Pro
Some new effects not GPU-accelerated
PROS Reams of effects, with per-parameter keyframing
Flexible new titler
Effective GPU acceleration
CONS Still not as fast as Premiere Pro
Some new effects not GPU-accelerated
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