So, if you enable the no-lag option, then NV itself will not introduce any lag in the video stream it processes (with any radius). The no-lag option allows to avoid that N-frame lag even when radius>0. In other words: with radius=0, NV itself does not introduce any lags, irrespective of other settings. The radius=0 disables the temporal filter in NV, so the N-frame lag (N = radius) normally introduced by the temporal filter (when no-lag option is not used) is not introduced (0-frame lag is the absence of lag). Something must be different in your project/video clips. It is off also :( needs compute capability 2.Sorry Piotr, cannot reproduce the problem on our side so far. Using 285.58 WHQL 8, preview works after add VP11 to custom program setting and force on stereo (using DIN for 3D Vision)Ĭould get it to work before in stereo doing preview (left+right mode) with NVIDIA 3D - Quadra FX4800 (1.5GB VRAM 276.14 64-bit driver 4, always on 3D stereo) + Alienware OptX AW2310 (120Hz) + 3D Vision Glasses Kit (work in 3D test, 3D video) Needs 285.38+ beta driver and always on 3D? We are working with nVIDIA on this issue." NVIDIA GPUs with Compute Capability prior to 2.0 are currently not enabled for GPU-accelerated video processing. Vegas Pro 11 and OpenCL GPU-accelerated video processing - ". Details regarding these improved processes can be found at GPU Accelerated Video Processing - Working with OpenCL-supported devices from AMD and NVIDIA, Vegas Pro 11 leverages GPU acceleration for the core video processing engine, video effects, transitions, compositing, pan/crop, track motion and encoding, providing a significantly faster workflow.
Improved NVIDIA 3D Vision Support - Users can now edit on single-display 3D computers including VAIO F Series 3D laptops and VAIO L Series All-in-One 3D desktop systems. First published: Sony Creative Vegas Pro 11
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