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Chelsea Volz
January 27, 2010 at 1:38 amHello. It seems as if I am having the same issue that you were having. I’ve already posted a similar thread about the issue but people have stopped responding and I’m truly desperate. I was working on my project two weeks ago one night, and then the next morning, when I opened the project, all of the media files were offline. It seems as if my harddrive had changed letters so I tried letting Vegas search for the files, and it found a few, but NONE of the others and they remain offline. Then, I tried manually replacing the media but nothing happens when I go to “select in project media list” > “replace…” and I don’t know what to do. When I reopen the project, it offers to search for the media, but it only searches for a select few. Now, none of the media is corrupted, ’cause it seems to work fine if I play it in Windows Media Player and VLC Media Player, they just won’t show back up in Vegas and I don’t know what to do.
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Stanley Chase iii
May 19, 2010 at 8:06 pmHas anyone tried closing vegas…deleting the .skf…then reloading vegas? Worked for me….
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Jessica De jonge
July 3, 2010 at 9:28 pmwell I had that problem first too but now there is no media at all when I try to put media in vegas.
and all my old things I have made before (and never finished) are gone too!
How can I make vegas use both audio and video when I put episode (or something from animes and stuff) in the program?
Do you understand a little of what I’m trying to say?
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Don Carlson
July 4, 2010 at 2:26 pmSounds like Vegas might be corrupted. Try reinstalling it first and if that doesn’t work, what error/warning messages are you getting when you can’t import media? Remember, you have to use the import feature, there is no other way to open media in Vegas.
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