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Raylight Ultra Avi files
Hello,
I’m using windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
Vegas Pro 9My problem,
When I convert P2 Mfx files to selfcontained avi files (50i for PAL)with Raylight Ultra 1.2.1,
Vegas does not recognize the videofiles, only the audio files.
For video, Vegas tells me: Stream attributes could not be determined.
Is this a codec problem?Thank you.
I want to learn…
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5 Replies
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Seems to be a codec problem with raylight itself…Raylight is
a bit funny because you always have to download there latest version
for it to continue working properly…i personally hate that.Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Creative Arts Director and Film Maker.
Project Samples at:
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Hi Steve,
Thank you for your reply.
Yes, it could be a Raylight codec itself. You are also right about those updates. I sent an e-mail to Marcus about these issues but no answer yet. I also use Cineform HD link but there is also something strange going on with the converted files and Vegas 9. Did not have that problem in Vegas 8 (windows XP).Still, it seems a bit strange to me that I can’t find any remarks about this problem on the internet. I know that many people use Raylight Ultra and Sony Vegas 9.
When a solution reaches me, I will make a note of it here.
DavidI want to learn…
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This is a known issue with the Ultra 1.2 Section 14 of this link.
https://www.dvfilm.com/raylight/ultra/help.htm
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That’s right James. I forgot to look up the small letters at the end
of a long list of this and thats. I should have seen them. Too many issues with Raymaker. As Steve says, I hate that.It’s back to cineform for me.
I want to learn…
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No problem David. By the way – Raylight AVI’s do work with Vegas Pro 8 if you have that as an option. Not sure why they can’t make’em work in 9 though.
James
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