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Rendering for DVD, need advice on settings!
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I am a bit confused. Let’s deal with one issue at a time.
Are you saying that you can’t import the MOV files into Vegas?
Steve Mann
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[John Rofrano] “If you are using a modern version of Vegas Pro after 9.0.e you can use the latest version of QuickTime. If you are using an older that 9.0e version of Vegas Pro you must use QuickTime 7.6.2 or earlier.”
Yeah, I tried last summer when I edited that years festival movie.
Had the same problem, but never did anything about it.
Spent two weeks installing and re-installing, following a lot of your tips on this site. Never got it to work.
I’m running v9.0 (build 563)I don’t remember exactly what happened, but Vegas kept crashing and crashing, and just didn’t want to play with .MOV
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[Stephen Mann] “Are you saying that you can’t import the MOV files into Vegas?”
Sadly, yes. Look at my answer to John just above this.
I spent two weeks fighting with Quicktime and .mov last summer, and did everything I could find suggested on this forum and several other threads – including reinstalling both my computer and trying several versions of QT.
Finally I just gave up and focused on finishing the project instead.So I will have to use something else to convert the .mov files to something that Vegas will play.
And the same thing for the .mp4 files, which is also converted to mpg because of their size – my computer is slightly old and can’t handle a project with so many large files.
I tried using a couple of the mp4 files directly, but I still got the interlace issue, I just tried replacing two files without diving to much into it at that point in time.
In the case of the mp4 files I actually
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[Rune Letrud] “In the case of the mp4 files I actually”
That was weird, my message got cut.
Don’t think I tried saying anything valuable at the end there, so just ignore that line 😉
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