[Hannu Hoffrén]

I have the same workflow with the Sony camera media and this is what I do:
– Find the media root in the Windows Explorer
– Write *.mp4 in the search box
– Select all files found and drag & drop them to Sony Vegas

Cheers,
– Hannu
https://www.fxgrill.com

[Hannu Hoffrén]

Hi,

Nice frequency of discussion in this thread. 😀

Anyway, I just had the same problem again and now it went away by not having any bg-layer like Joe described. It’s been over year and a half since I had this problem last time and I think it must’ve been the same situation, even though I remember myself triple-checking the layers and all that they were exactly same between the working and non-working files.

Thanks Joe for mentioning it!

[Hannu Hoffrén]

Hi Joe!

Yes, I have (+) in the group. I have an identical set of layers with identical layer/group names in the both files. Still other one works and other doesn’t. What I now noticed was the color profile or color space seems to be different (RGB/8# vs RGB/8), but haven’t tried to change them yet.

[Hannu Hoffrén]

A bit old thread here, but I had the same problem in CS3 and couldn’t find the solution anywhere. However, I finally found out one solution for this that worked for me at least, so I’ll reply here so it is visible for others too.

Start creating the button from a clean Photoshop file. Do not continue it from some menu that is opened from Encore. Right now I have two identical Photoshop files that have the layer names as they should for buttons (with (+) and so on). Other one, which is continued from Encore’s menu, imports as a menu. Another one is a clean new document in Photoshop, but the layers are drag & dropped from the previous file. This one imports as a button.

There must be some extra info somewhere in the file that makes the difference, but couldn’t find it yet.