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Vegas problem with mov
Im running Sony Vegas 7 and have been trying hopelessly for the past few days to get it to work with my hd mov clips. We have about 50 clips of action sports from my camcorder that are in mov format, and whenever I try to drag one into the timeline on Vegas it says “An exception has occurred” If I hit details there will be a long list of what went wrong:
Sony Vegas 7.0
Version 7.0b (Build 151)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0xC7BE000 IP:0xBB1E94A
In Module ‘QuickTime.qts’ at Address 0xB9F0000 + 0x12E94A
Thread: GUI ID=0xF74 Stack=0x139000-0x140000
Registers:
EAX=0c7c1084 CS=001b EIP=0bb1e94a EFLGS=00010206
EBX=00000000 SS=0023 ESP=00139e3c EBP=00139e44
ECX=00000c21 DS=0023 ESI=0c7be000 FS=003b
EDX=00000000 ES=0023 EDI=0acef134 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
0BB1E94A: F3 A5 FF 24 95 64 EA B1 …..
0BB1E952: 0B 90 8B C7 BA 03 00 00 ……..
Stack Dump:
00139E3C: 00139E94 00040000 + F9E94
00139E40: 00139E68 00040000 + F9E68
00139E44: 00139E80 00040000 + F9E80
00139E48: 0BA59F14 0B9F0000 + 69F14 (QuickTime.qts)
00139E4C: 0ACEEF88 0AC60000 + 8EF88
00139E50: 0C7BDE54 0C710000 + ADE54
00139E54: 00003230
00139E58: 0BA8860F 0B9F0000 + 9860F (QuickTime.qts)
00139E5C: 0C7BDE54 0C710000 + ADE54
00139E60: 0ACEEF88 0AC60000 + 8EF88
00139E64: 00003230
00139E68: 0C79B3A8 0C710000 + 8B3A8
00139E6C: 00003230
00139E70: 0000000C
00139E74: 0BA59F20 0B9F0000 + 69F20 (QuickTime.qts)
00139E78: 0BBE1D35 0B9F0000 + 1F1D35 (QuickTime.qts)
> 00139E84: 0BBE1D66 0B9F0000 + 1F1D66 (QuickTime.qts)
00139E88: 0C7BDE54 0C710000 + ADE54
00139E8C: 0ACEEF88 0AC60000 + 8EF88
00139E90: 00003230
00139E94: 00003038
> 00139EA4: 0BBB23D6 0B9F0000 + 1C23D6 (QuickTime.qts)
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0013FFF0: 00000000
0013FFF4: 00000000
0013FFF8: 009292CB 00400000 + 5292CB (vegas70.exe)
0013FFFC: 00000000Any ideas on what I can do? I really don’t want to have to convert all these clips into some other format.
Thanks!
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6 Replies
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Just scratching my head and thinking…….
Have you downloaded the latest version of quicktime?
And also what format eg=(component,animation, photo-jpeg),
are these HD mov files in?Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Creative Arts Director and Film Maker.
Portfolio at:
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You didn’t say what kind of HD camcorder it is but, if it’s a Panasonic of any kind (HVX200, DVCPRO HD), you’ll need Raylight from DV Film.
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Thanks for the reply.
To be honest im not sure exactly what type of mov it is, but i looked up my camera on the internet and found this- “Records video in H.264, MOV file format”
My camcorder is a DXG-566v HD.
Cheers!
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I googled the camcorder as well and found out that it’s very similar to the Aiptek Go-HD.
The only suggestion I can offer is to download the paid version of QuickTime Pro (it’s under $30 U.S.) and try Keith Kolbo’s conversion method. -
Figured something like that.
I second what Mike said….Go for Quicktime Pro.Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Creative Arts Director and Film Maker.
Portfolio at:
http://www.youtube.com/hentys -
brilliant, it worked! Thanks everyone.
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