But I say may not, as I'm not sure of that. You can directly drag and drop the M2TS files to the software, or click 'Add' or 'Add From Folder' to locate the. Launch the M2TS converter for Sony Vegas. this was converted the video to what i want but there is a problem with dropped frames in sony vegas. The only thing that could be different from the last time I worked on this project is that I may not have had the K-lite codec pack then, and have it now. Download the best M2TS to Sony Vegas Converter: How to Convert M2TS for Editing in Sony Vegas Pro. i tried to convert an uncompressed video to compressed x264 avi video with this FFmpeg command: Code: ffmpeg.exe -i test.avi -c:v libx264 -preset medium -crf 15 -c:a copy outputtest.avi.
To cut a long story short - It seems Sony Vegas can encode movies in MP3, but can't decode them. I then tried adding it to Vegas, and Vegas did not detect the sound. As a test I tried rendering a quick movie with an avi file I had and an mp3 file, and it all worked (except the avi's sound, the media player could play it with sound). Vegas did read the sound of these files before, and I've already rendered that project (with sound and without any problems), and when I wanted to change something I ran into this.Īlso, Vegas can add mp3 sound files without any problems, and it can also encode movies using mp3. I read somewhere that Vegas does not like movies encoded in MP3 or something like that, but that can't be the case here - I'm trying to open an old project. Add AVI files Run the best AVI to Sony Vegas Converter, and click the 'Add' button to load. The sound is there though, as I can play it on my media player. How to Convert AVI files for Editing in Sony Vegas Pro Step 1. If I try opening the clip in the trimmer, I get an empty sound track, and Vegas crashes if I try right clicking on it. Vegas does not detect any sound when I try adding movies that are encoded in MP3 to my project.
Hey all, just wanted to say I've pretty much exhausted my options so I decided to ask someone for help.
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