[Dan Daniels]

What file format did you render out as ?

I always use either .mov or .mpg/.mts as i find the file sizes are always decent and it doesnt touch the quality

[Dan Daniels]

Exactly happened to me, damn Apple!!

What i did was uninstall them both. Download the previous version of Quicktime (https://support.apple.com/downloads/QuickTime_7_6_for_Windows)

Install just QT 7.6 and do not update it and reinstall Vegas 9.

Hope it helps =]

[Dan Daniels]

Thanks for your replys,

what i’ve done is uninstall Quicktime and Vegas 8. Then installed the previous version of Quicktime along with Vegas 9 which i found on my harddrive. It all seems to work fluently,

Thanks very much =]

[Dan Daniels]

I’m not 100% sure if Vegas works on Notebooks, but if it does then you’ll have to load ALL the files you’ve been using on your desktop (all videos and graphics/images whatever youve been using) – not just the Vegas file.

The easiest way to do this is when you start new projects, keep every file you use in that 1 folder. If your using an image or video from another folder copy the file over to the new project folder so you have 2 copies, then if you need to transfer them for whatever reason you can simply .RAR them up or copy them over as a folder as a whole.

Hope this helps =]