I found the 1st time I attempted to setup Vegas with 3rd party Video plugins, they were all grouped together and I was having a difficult time trying to distinguish the differences between the different developer plugin bundles I purchased. Then immediately after installing a 3rd party plugin bundle I would create a sub folder by their developer name in the plugin manager as well. Started by putting all the Vegas included plugins in their own 'Vegas' sub folders. I used the Plug-in manager window to categorize them by developer sub folders in the plugin manager window. So here's hoping that the best of both world's comes with VP19.īeing relatively inexperienced on the video side of Vegas and VP18 being the 1st time I installed 3rd party video plugins, the later of what you described is kind of how I organized my video plugins. I think that the latter is one of the requests that appeared a while back in the Vegas Pro 19 Feature Requests post under Off Topic. I like much of the VP18 FX layout - the tabs and the Favorites option - but I also like the 'All' display as per VP17 where you can easily see the FX which was also broken down into 3rd party folders. Windows 10 Pro 64-bit OS version 20H2 build 19042.985.īlackmagic Design Media Express 2.3 for Windows 10. HP Z440 Intel Xeon E5-1650 v3 3.5GHz (4GHz-boost), quad-core CPU. Microsoft Edge (default browser no plug-ins). Vegas Movie Studio 17 Platinum version 17.0 (build 221) purchased via download. Ryzen 9 5900HX 3.3GHz (4.6GHz boost), eight-core CPU.ģ2GB Crucial 3200MHz DDR4 (x2 16GB 120-pin SO-DIMMs).ĥ12GB M.2 NMVe PCIe SSD (available second M.2 slot). Asus 17.3' Republic of Gamers Strix G17 model: 77H0ROG1.

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