I hope you’re saving those 32-bit settings for final output. Unless you’re whipping up a digital copy for broadcast, theatrical exhibition from an HDD or burning out to Blu-Ray their isn’t much need for it. Far as Vegas 10 goes, I haven’t been using Vegas much as I’ve been focusing more on using Premiere Pro. I still keep it on hand as it’s a great back up and works seamlessly with SF and Acid.
