[Omer Aydin]

Thanks Marco,
I’ve installed Vegasaur, I’ve found the Markers tool but can’t find the Silence Detector.
Online manual says it’s under “Vegasaur > Audio > Silence Detector” but there is no such menu.
I’m using Vegas 12 so I’ve installed 2.7.1.
Are you using a newer version?

[Omer Aydin]

UPDATE:
I have contacted Waves and they told me Vegas Pro 13 is not officially supported with Waves V9

They advised installing V9.6 with Vegas Pro 13, but they don’t promise it will work.

Before doing this `experiment` , I just wanted to ask if anyone has already done this and able to run them without problem.
(as I mentioned in the OP, the stutter issue hapens only when Audio FX pane is open and ready for adjustments during previewing)

I think I’ll be falling back to Vegas 9 + Waves 9.2 incase I don’t get any confirmation in a few days

[Omer Aydin]

Have you tried extracting contents of SWF using an app like SWF Extractor? Then you can import the extracted media files into Vegas.

[Omer Aydin]

Once I had to demux a video to load into Vegas because of process taking ages / or stalls.

You can demux the video file into audio and video streams, then import the VIDEO.mp4 and AUDIO.WAV into timeline.
(or dump the audio if not needed)
Vegas still needs to generate peaks for the WAV but it works better with PCM files.
AAC and heavily compressed audio may cause Vegas to go dumb.

[Omer Aydin]

Well I’d set it to 111. (0.75 * 148)

[Omer Aydin]

Glad to hear that it’s working now.

I just wonder what codec is currently selected in OBS Studio for audio streaming.
Could you please check `Settings > Encoding > Audio encoding > Codec` ?
Thanks.

[Omer Aydin]

It might be the audio stream causing the problem.

I used to record MP4s using OpenBroadcastSoftware once and I also had problems importing them to Vegas.
The issue in my experience was audio stream being in MP3, not AAC.
Vegas did not open MP4 files with MP3 (mp1 layer3) audio stream.
I switched to AAC (OBS/Settings/Encoding/Audio Encoding) and it all worked fine.

BTW, I have K-LITE installed in Full mode.

[Omer Aydin]

It worked great, thanks Aleksey!

[Omer Aydin]

Thank you so much for the link Aleksey. Nick’s scripts works great and solved my problem, except there is a little parameter issue.

The script creates a list of In and Out timecodes(in seconds) using a comma; (SS,ssssss)
FFMPEG does not process “,” and requires “.” like this; (SS.ssssss)
It works fine if I manually edit the BAT file and convert all commas to dots.

How can I make it write timecode in a dotted format or as integers?

I think this is the part of the code that converts from timecode to seconds:
——————————————————-
double start = offsetAdjustedTC.ToMilliseconds() / 1000;
double duration = lengthAdjustedTC.ToMilliseconds() / 1000;
——————————————————-

Any help would be appreciated.

[Omer Aydin]

Thanks for the reply László

>>>So your only option is to copy that file to another place (of course copy needs only read access to source file)

That’s it!
I’ve been using TeraCopy for a long time for file management and due to it’s behavior(can’t access locked files), I was unable to copy the locked files to local and I was thinking it was Win 7 behavior but your suggestion lit a bulb and I tried disabling TeraCopy and it worked.
Thanks a lot!