By the way, Sound Forge is going to recompress the video even if you set it’s render output to the same as your footage since the audio has changed. Every re-compression, the quality takes a hit, so it’s better to just send the audio. If you ever do need the video in SF as a reference, you can hold ctnl and drag the audio and video event tonew tracks as a copy in Vegas before you send it to SF, then when it comes back uncompressed, you can just delete the video only. Alot of hard drive space is used this way though. Hope this helps, Danny Hays