 So I've been having a bear of a time with Sony Vegas over the last probably year or so. I really like the way the software works but it's been incredibly buggy for me. So one of the solutions that I found was to use PowerDirector which honestly just feels like a child's toy to me compared to a tool like Sony Vegas even though I'm not using professional I am using Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum just because between that one and PowerDirector I've spent a couple hundred dollars on editing software in the last little while. So anyway, I very much prefer to work with Vegas but I've had some problems with rendering. So whenever I'm trying to do high quality files, longer files, files with a lot of different transitions or a lot of different effects basically it's just timing out in the rendering. So what I determined that this was to do with because a lot of the time, about 60% of the time it gives me an error that says something about not enough available memory. Well newsflash for you Sony Vegas, my system has 24 gigs of memory. So yes I don't think that's the problem. What the problem actually is is that Sony Vegas is a 32 bit program on the non-professional version so even though I'm running a 64 bit OS I'm only getting access to 2 gigs of memory for that program. So I've finally tracked it down to that is the problem and I found a great little blog post on a site called Make Tech Easier and they have a link to, where is it, here it is, great little program right here. It's on ntcore.com slash 4gv underscore patch dot php. I have now used it, it took about 2 seconds to patch Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum in order to render my wedding video which I'm going to be putting up on my Linus Cat Tips channel. I'm going to put it up for a little while, I'm not sure how long I'll leave it there but there you go. It has solved the problem that I've had with Sony Vegas for quite a while and I just thought I'd give a shout out to, I mean I have no idea who these guys are, ntcore.com, sure why not. So if you ever have a problem where you're running into memory issues on a system that clearly has enough memory in a multimedia type program or 3D rendering or whatever the case may be or very large Excel files, if you accidentally installed the 32 gig version, our 32 bit version of Office, then this could fix your problem. So thank you for checking out this little Linus Tech Tip and don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more videos like this. Thank you very much.