CUDA rendering in Vegas?

[That Norwegian Guy]

Long story short, I've never actually taken the plunge on purchasing Sony Vegas because of their supposedly horrible CUDA support.

 

And now with Maxwell out, I can't help but think Sony will fall even further behind.

 

It's like Vegas is a skeleton operation, they release a product then never update it until the next "give us more money" release.

 

Does anyone know if the 750 Ti / 970 / 980 will be properly supported for rendering in Vegas 13 or am I forced to wait until Vegas 14? Or maybe go with Adobe (though I hear they are just as bad with consumer cards)

[Sexy Vanilla Freshness]

 

http://www.anandtech.com/show/8526/nvidia-geforce-gtx-980-review/20

 

OpenCL is still faster in Vegas, I'd use Adobe with CUDA.

[Geekazoid]

 

http://www.anandtech.com/show/8526/nvidia-geforce-gtx-980-review/20

 

OpenCL is still faster in Vegas, I'd use Adobe with CUDA.

That test is actually run using a format that your average consumer or even prosumer doesn't commonly use. Most people I know that use Sony Vegas render out to H.264 or AVCHD. That test doesn't accurately demonstrate this in those results.

[Sexy Vanilla Freshness]

That test is actually run using a format that your average consumer or even prosumer doesn't commonly use. Most people I know that use Sony Vegas render out to H.264 or AVCHD. That test doesn't accurately demonstrate this in those results.

 

OK, this is interesting, why would they do this?

[Geekazoid]

OK, this is interesting, why would they do this?

Because they're returds. That's why.