As for the vob files, they are saved on my computer. I no longer have the home made disc(it was sent to grandparents). So in that case is it better to convert to avi to use in Sony?
I have also tried converting my home video. It was vob file in a Video_TS folder. I converted one file the same way with Super(same codecs) and it also loses the audio after 2 seconds.
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This is really frustrating. I have 6 mp4 videos from youtube all downloaded the same using Keepvid. I’ve now tried converting using the same codecs and opening in Sony Vegas just as you did. Two worked just fine. Four have only 2 seconds of sound. I can’t seem to make sense of it since they are all starting and ending in the same formats. Could this be because I’m using the 30-day trial of Sony Vegas Pro 8?
It’s a mp4 youtube video I downloaded with Keepvid and converted with Super to an avi. I used HuffUV and WAV for video and audio codecs. In Sony Vegas the video looks good, but the audio stops after a few seconds.
Thanks. Actually I already found Super today and have been trying different combinations. The video looks great using HuffYUV, but I haven’t found the right codec to work for audio. I’ve tried AAC, ADCPM, and MP3. What do you think will work?