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so I've been having a be of a time with Sony Vegas uh over the last probably

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year or so I really like the way the software works but it's been incredibly

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buggy for me so one of the solutions that I found was to use a power director

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which like honestly just feels like uh

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feels like a child's toy to me compared to a tool like Sony Vegas even though

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I'm not using professional I am using no I don't want to do that I am using uh

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Sony Vegas uh what's it called movie studio Platinum just because uh between

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that one and power director I spent a couple hundred dollars on editing software in the last little while so

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anyway I very much prefer to work with Vegas but I've had some problems with

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rendering so whenever I'm trying to do high quality files longer files files

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with a lot of different transitions or a lot of different effects basically it's

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just timing out in the rendering so what I determined that this was to do with

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because a lot of the time about 60% of the time it gives me an error that says

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something about not enough available memory well news flash for you uh Sony

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Vegas my system has 24 gigs of memory um

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so yes I don't think that's the problem what the problem actually is is that

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Sony Vegas is a 32-bit program um on the

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nonprofessional version so even though I'm running a 64-bit OS I'm only getting

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access to 2 gig of memory for that program so I've

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finally tracked it down to that is the problem and I found a great little blog

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post on a site called make Tech easier and they have a link

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to where is it here it is great little

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program right here it's on NTC core.com 4GB patch. PHP I have now used it it

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took about 2 seconds to patch Sony Vegas

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uh movie studio platinum in order to render my wedding video which I'm going

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to be putting up on my this cat tips Channel I'm going to put it up for a little while I'm not sure how long I'll

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leave it there but uh there you go it has solved the problem that I've had

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with Sony Vegas for quite a while and I just thought I'd give a shout out to I

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mean I have no idea who these guys are NT core.com sure why not um yeah so if

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you ever have a problem where you're running into memory issues on a system that clearly has enough memory in a

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multimedia type program or 3D rendering or whatever the case may be or very

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large Excel files if you accidentally installed the 32 gig version our 32-bit

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version of office then this could fix your problem so thank you for checking

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out this little Linus Tech tip and