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How do i reduce Video Rendering time with an SSD ?

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The application can sit anywhere. Once you start the application, Windows keeps it mostly in RAM so it doesn't matter where it's installed. 

The videos (the files actually being edited) should be on SSD - the faster read speeds and instant seek times speed up editing because it allows you to preview content and quickly go in your video without delays.

The rendered video can go anywhere.

 

Am a little bit new to this Video Editing ,  Should i put all videos with vegas on SSD or either vegas or the videos ? how do i put the SSD to some use.

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how do i decrease rendering time in VEGAS 17 Pro :(( with SSD .
 
 
 
[12:27 PM]
How do i put it to some good use . xD
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The application can sit anywhere. Once you start the application, Windows keeps it mostly in RAM so it doesn't matter where it's installed. 

The videos (the files actually being edited) should be on SSD - the faster read speeds and instant seek times speed up editing because it allows you to preview content and quickly go in your video without delays.

The rendered video can go anywhere.

 

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