4.7.4.299įormat profile : Advanced settings, BVOP : 2įormat settings, Matrix : Default (H. Writing library : TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress Version. But my preferred way of doing this is to just open the avi file if it is somehow possible. Anyone have any suggestions? And of course it would need to be a lossless format the Sony Vegas can open. One idea I had is that I could convert the file to a lossless format (I don't care how big the resulting file size is) and then import it, but I don't know of any software that could do this.
I just think it's strange that Sony Vegas won't open it because when you go to import a file it has avi files listed as one of the supported formats. Especially since I will have to render it after I'm finished editing it in Sony Vegas. I know I could just convert it to an mp4 and it will definitely open it, but I don't want to lose any quality because the file isn't in the best quality to begin with. I have an AVI file that I really want to import into Sony Vegas Pro 12, but it keeps rejecting it. You can try to use software like MediaInfo to find out what type of codec that file needs, and see if Movie Studio 13 Platinum will pick up the codec and open the file, but that is not a guaranteed solution and sometimes does not work.
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