Susie Garratt
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First of all, thank you to everyone who posted for your help and advice. It it much appreciated. Sorry I’ve taken so long to reply. In the end I had been fed up of my issues and had been ready to give up but discovered that a file I had recorded with a different software actually worked. That software wasn’t very practical for my use, but I downloaded a different version of the software I had been using (OBS > OBS Studio) and that seems to have resolved my issue. On a side-note, at some point in time me and a friend had been messing with various settings in OBS for streaming though I do not remember if this happened before or after the Sony Vegas error. We did attempt to change the settings back before I installed OBS Studio, but it did not resolve anything. Thankfully this is all over and I can go back to editing videos; case closed!
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Okay, so I tried to reinstall (and update) Sony Vegas and that did not work. I also restored windows to a few days before the K-Lite Codecs were installed, and that did not help. Eventually Sony Vegas could not read the files, and we resorted to the Codec Tweaker Tool (https://www.thewindowsclub.com/codec-tweak-tool) which detected and removed registry keys/broken codec files. The old problem with the audio persisted. I’m at a loss at what to do, and I’d really rather not re-install windows. If nobody has any ideas I may just give up on Sony Vegas and move on. If that is the case then thank you for the feedback and help thus far, it has been much appreciated.
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Thank you for the response. As far as I’m aware, I have removed all of the K-Lite Codec files using Revo Uninstaller and rebooted but Sony Vegas is still broken. I don’t have experience with MediaArea so correct me if I did it incorrectly:
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