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Max Schlickenmeyer
June 5, 2012 at 3:58 am in reply to: Problem with WAV file on Vegas timeline

Thanks for the follow up Steve! yes! I got the audio working. I rendered the WAV as AIFF in Vegas 7 then imported the AIFF into Vegas 10 (to utilize the multicamera tool) and it came out perfect. I’m assuming that AIFF was the best choice for preserving quality since it’s uncompressed like a WAV file, am I correct in this line of thinking?
Max Schlickenmeyer
June 3, 2012 at 4:16 pm in reply to: Problem with WAV file on Vegas timeline

Thanks for the replies guys, I have a THX TruStudio PC Soundcard w/ Realtek HD Audio which does support 48K/24-bit. I tried matching the audio settings/specifications in Vegas Pro 10 to no avail. I imported it into Vegas 7 with no issues whatsoever. Why it won’t work in 10 is still a mystery.
Max Schlickenmeyer
August 31, 2010 at 7:10 pm in reply to: .AVI files don’t show video in media pool or on timeline

Thanks for clarifying John. I just ignored the part about uninstalling the 64-bit version of vegas to use the 32bit. I just wanted to use my old version of vegas for my project since that’s what I started it in (even though it works in vegas 9 32bit). If I ever run into this problem in the future I’ll use vegas9 32bit. I don’t think the video ever mentioned it was a vegas problem, but it helped me realize that the techsmith codec was causing the incompatibility issue. I agree about camtasia- I used the 30 day trial to capture- and have since been using CamStudio. Thanks again for all your help! 🙂
Max Schlickenmeyer
August 31, 2010 at 5:41 pm in reply to: .AVI files don’t show video in media pool or on timeline

Thanks so much for your help. I found out what the issue was. I should have mentioned that I am in fact running the 64bit version of vegas 9. The problem was that the .avi files that only imported audio were all captured using camtasia studio’s 32bit “Techsmith Screen Capture Codec” which is not compatible with any 64bit application. This guy explains it perfectly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNKw6F-ENXQ.
I just re-installed my old version of vegas for this particular project (with the camtasia avi files), and problem solved. Thanks again for your responses, they led me in the right direction.

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