Nathan Mccassey
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Yeah I’ve used it a lot in the past and its never been an issue for Vegas unfortunately when converting video files it decreases the quality majorly and it ruins the video I’d be wasting my time trying to make it look better after converting it. Its rather annoying that happens but I might try recording with my streaming software instead to get a better result because I’m just going to have to convert it and it will ruin the video. Thank you for the info though it is much appreciated it was getting rather annoying trying to narrow it down.
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Okay so this is the audio info for the file I’m having trouble with
This one is for the video
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Yeah its not reading any audio, the file isn’t corrupted though that’s the issue I played it with other video files over and over and it cut out could the video file itself be causing the audio to cut out? I can watch the entire video even with no sound so I have no idea what could be making it do this.
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Hi Waag,
The audio file is a MP3 which I know Vegas can read, the audio from the video, which Vegas won’t read, is MPEG-1 on other forums discussing audio they all say Vegas support MPEG-1 formats but for some reason it won’t read the Audio its completely mute when I import the file. I can play the original clip in windows media player with no audio issues I can hear the original audio perfectly. I had to convert the original video to MP3 so Vegas would let me hear it. If I throw just a MP3 file into the timeline works perfectly In the time from posting this I’ve added other video files and they work perfectly no worries at all for audio. I’ve recorded videos in the same format before and Vegas hasn’t had an issue with it at all. I don’t know why it won’t accept the codec now.
