Video + audio out of sync with Sony Vegas Movie Studio

Try to create a simple project like one image,title and sound effect and export it .See the result .

Hmm, what are you using to convert the file?

Because Sony Vegas support WMV, MPG (MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4), MP4, MOV, ASF, SWF, FLV, etc. It doesn't support .avi format. So I want to know your video files format.

If ur video file format is .avi format or other video format that Sony Vegas doesn't support. We need convert AVI files into WMV, MPG, MP4, MOV supported by Sony Vegas. AVI to Sony Vegas is a good solution to import AVI to Sony Vegas for editing.

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Do not use I Tunes Use something like Limewire check it out on youtube Hope this video given Helps you..:D

Have you recently updated iTunes or Quicktime? Check this article out at Sony Support- http://tinyurl.com/mp4fix (http://www.custcenter.com search "4787")

Look for a program that will convert video files from .mov to .avi or another format. The Sony Vegas Movie studio to edit and save in a different format or google video converters.

Hello there amarylis_la_.

Here's your GEEK-steer ...

== INTERPRETATION ==

What I'm hearing is:

• It's not well enough that you are able to view the output of your Nikon (or at least not with Quick Time and VLC player only), but you wish to edit it as well?
• Your Sony Vegas Movie Studio 8d cannot open/import your Nikon's produced files?
• Your Nikon produced output files are extension .MOV?

== ANALYSIS ==

If all the above is accurate, then I'm a bit perplexed. Here's why:

• Per the publisher's own webpage, version 9 accommodates import of "AVI, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MOV, WMV".
• Mmmm, so then maybe Sony Vegas Movie Studio only added .MOV format import capability sometime after your version 8d?
• However, although I couldn't easily find a specific import spec list for version 8d, this publisher description states version 8d can "edit video in nearly any format". Given the fact that version 9 does accept .MOV, and .MOV certainly being common standard enough to reasonable be expected to apply as "nearly ANY format", it seems strange that you're unable to open/import it.

== QUESTIONS ==

1. Are you receiving an error message of any kind upon attempting to import/open the file?
2. Is .MOV listed in "Sony Vegas Movie Studio"'s open/import "Files of type:" drop-down list?
3. When analyzed with G-Spot, what video codec info (upper right) is reported on your Nikon output files?

== CONCLUSION ==

• If indeed your Sony Vegas Movie Studio cannot import your Nikon produced video, AND you require being able to edit it, your only option is to get another video editor/converter that will.
• If you post back describing what your specific objectives are (set-top DVD Player/portable-device playback, clean-up editing, more comprehensive creative editing, etc.), I'd be happy to recommend capable freeware/trialware software choices that will "FixYa" up (pardon the pun).

Thanks in advance for posting back ...

• to let me (and others) know how things worked out,
• if you have any further questions,
• to provide clarification or feedback.

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if it's a .avi file this site will maybe help: http://learnsonyvegas.blogspot.com/2007/08/using-avis-on-vegas.html if it's an another file, just go to google and search. search on sony vegas <file name> example: sony vegas avi.

Has that issue ALWAYS happened

You need to make sure you have the audio stream in the download, it will be on a seperate channel, look at the program, the audio and viideo are seperate, If you need help I will be around, hopefully someone who is helping you has used the software before, I have it on my machine, and it can be a little intimidating at first, just look for the seperate audio.