My New Winodw 7 just installed Vegas Pro 64 bit having Probs now…

[Mike Kujbida]

Where did the AVI file come from?

[Mark Greenwood]

I have WIN 7×64 and run Vegas x64 – the only issue you are are going to have is when the particlar codec that was used does NOT have an x64 bit version.

For example Camtasia (screen capture program) does not currently ship an x64 bit codec – which means editing on a 32bit Vegas works fine – in x64 I can only import the audio – grrrr…

You might be able to open the AVI outside of Vegas and then re-render with a known working format – or install Vegas 32bit when you have a wierd problem like this…

Painful I know

[Daslim Linol]

the AVI file is from Camtasia Recorder but the thing is that it does it with other AVI files as well even Video files Downloaded Online.

[Mark Greenwood]

Have you run GSPOT on the AVI’s to see if the Codec is present?

Even if GSPOT says they ae – you might find it’s indicating that the 32 bit one is present. I’m not sure why Vegas x64 can’t use a 32bit Codec – I’d have to look at their sourec code for that!

Bit I know that Camtasia defintaely has that problem – I even emailed their support last week and was told to put in as a feature request!!

[Daslim Linol]

hmmm alright so is G Spot my Only way or is there another way cause i need finish Recording my Videos to Post them on Youtube and i use Camtasia to record or is there another Screen Recorded i can use that will Word as a Substitute?

[Daslim Linol]

Ok i just Tried the GSPOT it says i have the Camtasia Codec and the XVid Codec but Vegas Pro still wont Detect it.Any other Ideas what to do?

[Bob Peterson]

I thought somebody already said it. You probably have 32 bit codecs. They won’t work in Vegas 64. You need to work in Vegas 32.

[Daslim Linol]

wait is it ok to install Vegas Pro 32 bit ona 64 bit Machine.it can cause Problems or no?

[Sebastien Gravel]

Yup, it’s fine to have both Vegas 32 and 64 bits installed at the same time.

I’m on it like a fat kid on a twinkie