In a noteworthy development for video editing enthusiasts, Vegas Pro has announced its forthcoming support for the Arm architecture. This update, which is set to enhance the software’s performance significantly, comes just in time as the industry continues to embrace the capabilities of Arm processors.
Vegas Pro is getting native Arm support
According to a recent announcement on the Vegas Pro website, the software will soon feature a native ARM64 version, currently in beta testing. This version has been optimized in collaboration with Microsoft and Qualcomm, specifically designed to leverage the power of the Snapdragon X Elite CPU and NPU.
Coming soon – ARM64 EC support
Magix Software, the company behind Vegas Pro, highlighted that users can expect a remarkable performance boost, reporting a twofold increase in speed and an impressive eightfold reduction in energy consumption when utilizing the AI-powered Smart Mask tool on Arm processors. This makes it an ideal choice for those looking to harness the power of AI in their video editing tasks.
Vegas Pro is also getting additional AI-powered features
For users who may not be utilizing Arm processors, Magix Software is not leaving them behind. A suite of new features is being developed to enhance the editing experience for all users. Among these upcoming features is automatic audio ducking, which intelligently lowers background music levels when dialogue is detected. Additionally, an auto normalize feature will ensure that audio levels remain consistent throughout the editing process, regardless of how much a clip is modified.
Another exciting addition is the AI text-based editing capability, which generates transcripts of videos. This feature allows users to edit their videos by simply modifying the transcript; deleting text will automatically cut the corresponding video segment, streamlining the editing process significantly.
As Vegas Pro continues to evolve, its commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology and user-friendly features promises to keep it at the forefront of video editing software.