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Nichole Wernett
Good morning,
It has been about 4 hours today just trying to resolve the Codec problem with Vegas pro 14 that does not want to open any video.
Online I found 100 tutorials how to fix it, all of them differents so I just making confusion, I tried some of them without success.
At the end I tried with quicktime player and worked only partially, so I still have many many videos that vegas pro does not accept.
Could you please give me one official way to fix this problem with Vegas pro 14 and avoid installing different codec programs that at the end do not work and just make a mess in my hard disk!? Can you link me the solution or describe how to proceed?
Thanks a lot, I'll put my laptop to the initial restore point and I wait for your answer
Thanks for the answer!!! I try open some AVI and MOV but vegas pro 14 does not want them. I just disintalled the codecs pack I put before, all of them. I just would like to know if there is some official way to do it properly. Magix does not give any concrete and vailable way?
both AVI and MOV are container formats that can contain video encoded with a variety of codecs, so it's hard to know exactly what the codec you need is without finding out what those formats are. Some formats are so specialized that there is little hope of vegas opening them natively. For instance, the video projection mapping software I use, Resolume, has its own codec called DXV that is contained in a MOV format. It's unlikely that Vegas will ever be able to natively open that format, since it's only used with that one program. Someone else here may be able to offer an easy way to determine what the codecs of those files are, I don't have the answer off the top of my head, unfortunately. I'd have to dig and don't have time at the moment.
Looks like a lot of experimentation and wasted time. Sony Catalyst Browser was recommended, but is it for files from sony devices only? I guess I will find out after installing. And will it take my 1920x1080 and turn it into something else? TBD....
There are four main versions of Vegas (see comparison chart at www.sonycreativesoftware.com/moviestudiopp/compare). Generally, there's not that much difference between the three Movie Studio versions in terms of the editing feature set, so check the chart to see if you really need a more costly version.