[Rob Dean]

I still couldn’t get it to work, but after hours of frustration, I found out I can just render it as *.mp4 and it works fine, and it lets you set a custom bitrate for the audio.
Thanks for trying to help though. 🙂

[Rob Dean]

Hi again, yes in XP I had those choices as well now all I have is:

Windows media audio v7
Windows media audio voice 9

I can’t understand why the others aren’t there, I have a friend who has windows seven 32 bit, and he has no problems with Sony Vegas, it just worked for him. I wouldn’t mind if it still sounded ok, but both of these selections make the video sound distorted after render. Not to mention that for both of these options, there are not available selections under ‘attributes’, so I can’t increase the quality from there in either of these codecs anyway. I have tried reinstalling Sony Vegas, reinstalling my codecs, and I even recently tried reinstalling windows seven because I got so frustrated. I can’t seem to find the solution. All I want is the option to choose ‘Windows media audio 9.2’, because that is the one I always used, but it’s just not there.

Thanks for replying and trying to help me by the way, I appreciate it. 🙂
If you have some idea of what might be causing this, then I will be glad to try anything, because it’s extremely frustrating.
If not, I will probably have to resort to rendering my videos on my laptop, which has XP, but that will take forever because it’s so slow.

[Rob Dean]

Yes, I choose windows media video v11, but see the ‘custom’ button to the right? – That’s where you customise the video. If you click on that and go to the audio tab, you will see that you can choose the audio ‘format’, this is where my problem lies.

🙂