Solved So i have Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 10 and Vegas Pro 13. I've been screen recording my games with Fraps at 60 fps at full size for long periods of time. Editing these files on Vegas 13 always freezes ( Not Responding ) and eventually shuts down, but strangely enough, they play fine on Platinum 10 (the older software). so now i know it cant be a Codec thing. how do i make it work? More about : edit avi files fraps vegas pro sounds like a RAM issue. What is your system? corroded said:sounds like a RAM issue. What is your system? OS: Windows 8.1 64 bit Cpu: AMD FX6100 Six Core Processor 3.30 Ghz Ram: 16 GB Dual channel DDR3 @ 669mhz Graphics: 2 Gbs ATI AMD Sapphire Radeon HD 7870 im pretty sure its not the ram. I agree, I don't think it is a RAM issue as the files don't crash when playing them in Platinum 10. It sounds more like a Vegas 13 issue. Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling Vegas 13? Odd as it may sound that may help resolve the issue. Agree, 16 GB should do it. I have not attempted anything that dense on my system. Had Vegas Studio on my old machine. Ran the trial version here for its term. Never had any issues. kenrivers said: I agree, I don't think it is a RAM issue as the files don't crash when playing them in Platinum 10. It sounds more like a Vegas 13 issue. Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling Vegas 13? Odd as it may sound that may help resolve the issue. yeah, i did that. still the same. ive heard it has something to do with the fraps codec? Will have to dig a little deeper. Not familiar with fraps so I'll have to do a bit more research. Robie PAX June 8, 2014 AM Make sure your video editor is fully updated through Help - Updates tab. They usually release hotfixes to such issues. If that won't solve your issue then I'm afraid you either will have to switch to a more competent video editor such as Adobe Premiere. Or.
Having trouble importing AVI files to Sony Movie Studio 12/13 for futher editing? If so, just follow this tutorial to achieve your goal smoothly. Sony Movie Studio is a wonderful tool to help you turn your home videos into professional eye-catching movies. Just installed Movie Studio Platinum 13, but when I import AVI to Sony Movie Studio, found the Movie Studio will not load.avi files. It just gives me a red cancel/cross icon on my cursor without any error messages at all. What to do? How to solve the AVI files to Sony Movie Studio importing issues? In order to edit my AVI clips in Sony Movie Studio smoothly, I have googled the problem and found 2 solutions. One is to install some formats like k-lite, but there are so many people stating how it can cause more problems than it solves. So I passed it. The second is to convert AVI into another format that Sony Movie Studio can handle. The basic reason is that AVI is actually a container for many possible video codecs. There are a lot of exotic video codecs in use and Sony Movie Studio cannot decode them all. The two biggest culprits are Div X and Xvid- Sony Movie Studio can't read them. I've tried the way, it works although it takes a little time for conversion. To encode AVI to Sony Movie Studio, you can get help from Brorsoft Video Converter. The program is an easy-to-use AVI converter for you, which can help you change AVI( Div X/ Xvi D) into a different format like MPEG-2 with least quality loss. You should then be able to import the new file into Movie Studio with smooth editing without any trouble. It will ensure a perfect AVI file importing, playing and editing workflow with Sony Movie Studio. Read More: AVI to Sony Vegas | AVI to Adobe Premiere | AVI to Pinnacle Studio Converting AVI for Editing in Sony Studio Step 1: Run the AVI file converter, and then click the “ Add” button to load the.avi videos.
In this video tutorial I show two programs that I use to convert Videos into a different Video Codecs and Formats. Not all video codecs are supported by Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum, so sometimes you will have to convert them first before you begin editing. The following File Formats are all supported by Sony Vegas Movie Studio: Opens: AAC, AA3, AIFF, AVI, BMP, CDA, FLAC, GIF, JPEG, MP3, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, MVC, OGG, OMA, PCA, PNG, Real Media, Quick Time, SND, SFA, W64, WAV, WDP, WMA, WMV Saves: AAC, AC3, AA3, AIFF, AVC, AVI, BMP, FLAC, JPEG, LPEC, MP3, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, MVC, OGG, PCA, PNG, Real Media, TIFF, Quick Time, W64, WAV, WDP, WMA, WMV Newer Updated Tutorials on this topic are available below now How to Convert Video into Different Video Codecs and Formats How to use Media Converter 7 to Create MPEG2 Proxy Video Files.
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