[Andrew Brown]

Sadly, no. It seems to be a camera-specific problem and its waiting on Sony for a fix (see the linked posts). I’m stripping out the audio to aac and importing it as a separate track. Bit of a pain but it does work.

HTH

Andrew

[Andrew Brown]

Hi Jonas,

Thanks for the link; looks like you were having exactly the same issue as me. I followed another link from your post and read down to this line from the forum admin:

Recently, with the help of some of you, we were able to identify an issue reading the audio stream from the Samsung HMX-H100 camcorder in Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 10

It’s odd that it only happened during an ‘upgrade’ to 9.0e, but I guess I’ll downgrade until they’re able to patch this problem, or transcode..

Thanks again
Andrew

[Andrew Brown]

Hi Scott,

I checked; it’s listed as ‘microsoft sound mapper’ (I’m accessing the video files from a local drive on the PC). I have the option of ‘direct sound sound mapper’ and windows classic wave driver’; I’ll try each with a restart and see if it changes things at all. Thanks for the suggestion.

Andrew

[Andrew Brown]

Thanks for the fast reply John. I’ve attached a slightly ‘better’ screenshot to illustrate what I’m talking about here. I also uninstalled 9.0e and installed the vanilla 9.0 and everything was back to normal again. I then installed 9.0c and didn’t have audio drop-outs, then finally re-installed 9.0e and the problem reoccurred. Like you say, I don’t expect Vegas to do any sort of pre-processing on the audio, and it’s also baffling that it works just fine for anything I already rendered to mp4.