Top left screen

[John Rofrano]

[Keath Shelley] “it doesnt matter if i am using AAC?”

No, that’s what Vegas should be expecting. AVC/H.264 video with AAC audio.

~jr

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[Keath Shelley]

Ya that is what i am using but i dont get sound. And i am out of ideas.

[John Rofrano]

Unfortunately, I’m out of ideas too since this just works on my PC. Code-paks are usually the culprit in these cases but if you don’t have any installed then it can’t be. Still, another program could have installed a codec that interferes with Vegas. You might try re-installing Vegas as a last attempt to restore the functionality that you should have to begin with.

~jr

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http://www.vasst.com

[Stephen Lampett]

Hi, Ive have tried using the match function but im still having the same problem of only displaying the top left corner. I have imported as MP4 though. Are there any other suggestions you have?

thanks in advance

[John Rofrano]

[stephen lampett] “Hi, Ive have tried using the match function but im still having the same problem of only displaying the top left corner. I have imported as MP4 though. Are there any other suggestions you have?”

Don’t capture as MP4. Use the AVCHD setting which makes .TS files that edit fine in Vegas.

~jr

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http://www.vasst.com

[Stephen Lampett]

the problem with avchd is that the playback is jumping so i just get still image every 2/3 seconds. Also I get no sound.

[John Rofrano]

[stephen lampett] “the problem with avchd is that the playback is jumping so i just get still image every 2/3 seconds”

It sounds like you may need a more powerful computer. I have no problems playing AVCHD on my 2.66Ghz QuadCore.

[stephen lampett] ” Also I get no sound.”

That’s odd. The sound should be AVC which Vegas plays back just fine. It could be that some other software on your computer is causing a problem with Vegas. Programs like FFDShow can cause problems and code-paks are notorious for this so if you have any installed I would uninstall them and re-install Vegas. You might want to re-install Vegas anyway just to see if you get the audio back.

~jr

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