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So I have Sony Vegas 9.0 Pro, and when I open up anything that is in an MP4 format, there is no audio. There isn't even a track for it - it's just one video track and that's all. The MP4s play fine on my Quicktime player - it's just Sony Vegas that has the issue. I have Windows with Vista (in case t...

Dar wrote:Yeah but what if they leaked it on purpose?
And it said first draft =/

You're suggesting that the writers, who miraculously wrote the script before they were even hired to, leaked it on purpose?

... why?

Relax. :) I doubt this "leaked script" is real. First of all, WB only got to rights to adapt the manga for an American live-action film in April of 2009. What is the date on this draft script? April 7, 2009. Usually you acquire rights before paying someone to write a script. After all, what happens ...

Well, that was a very easy fix to a rather annoying problem.

I think you kindly sir... or lady...

Err... Thanks!

I haven't had any trouble with my VirtualDub mod until I installed Vegas 9.0 Now, any time I try to open a OGM file (or whatnot) I get this error: *Couldn't locate decompressor for fromat 'DX50' (unknown). VirtualDub requires a Video for Windows (VFW) compatible codec to decompress video. DirectShow...

Nevermind.

I didn't have the 64 bit codec.

Silly me...

I'm using it right now, but I'm having an issue.

When I open an avi file, only the audio shows up; there is no video.

I have a Windows Vista, 64 bit and am using Sony Vegas Pro 9.0 64 bit.

Anybody know what the issue is?

Right... that's what I've been doing.

I have Sony Vegas 8.0 render it as an uncompressed avi, then use Zarx264 to make it mp4.
It usually works out fine, but lately I've been having the above mentioned problem.

So... does anyone know a solution to whatever it is that is going on?

Ok, so the problem is back.

And this time, it happens at certain parts of the video and not necessarily throughout the whole thing.

What gives?

Nevermind.

I changed the audio in Zarx to be 256 kbps

I think that's what did it.