Au petit bonheur la chance. To work H.265 codec in Sony Vegas Pro, the easy workaround is to convert H.265 to Sony Vegas edit-friendly format like MPEG-2 with a powerful third party H.265 encoder program. There are few softwares online for you to choose to decode and encode H.265/HEVC files since H.265/HEVC codec is not widely used.

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How to Convert and Import MP4 Video Files into Sony Vegas Pro Sony claims that Vegas Pro 10/11/12/13 supports most commonly-used video codecs, including the MP4 (MPEG-4). However, problems like 'Sony Vegas won't Open MP4 files' come up from time to time. For the users of camcorders like GoPro HD HERO4/HERO3/HERO2, Sony NEX-3, Sony Bloggie should be a familiar phrase. What's reason? If you are attempting to edit MP4 videos in Sony Vegas Pro, what's the available workaround? In fact, the native import of some flavors of MP4 wasn't supported until Vegas 10. In addition, based on our testing, some MP4 files will import into Vegas Pro without QuickTime perfectly, whereas other MP4 files absolutely require QuickTime.

The reason of the error mostly lays in the video format codec parameters. Not all MP4 files are supported by Vegas Pro, but some special.mp4, such as.mp4 (avc video codec, aac audio codec) videos. To make those unsupported MP4 files work well with Sony Vegas Pro, there are two methods: Solution 1: Install the is a possible solution. Note: We found people blaming the codec saying K-Lite is that it blindly installs all kinds of components (not just codecs), many of which are not compatible with each other. And it does not uninstall cleanly. If don't want to install a pile of codecs on your PC, try another approach. Solution 1: Transcoding MP4 to Sony Vegas Pro more editable formats like MPEG-2 - it seems to be much easier and more effective.

To convert MP4 files to Sony Vegas friendly format, you can use EaseFab. It does a good job in converting.mp4 files to Sony Vegas Pro most compatible format like MPEG-2 with least quality loss. Plus, it supports encoding camera shootings in different formats (H.264 MOV, MTS/M2TS, XAVC, MXF, etc.) to video editing software compatible file types, i.e. MPEG-2 for Premiere Pro, DNxHD for Avid Media Composer, WMV for Windows Movie Maker, AVI to Pinnacle Studio to meet your different needs. Guide on converting MP4 to Sony Vegas Pro compatible formats Step 1. Add MP4 video files You can drag any video file and drop to the program or add them by clicking Load Video button. It allows you to add several video files (including but not limited to MP4, VOB, MKV, MPG, TiVo, WMV, etc.) at a time and convert them at one go.

Choose output format for Sony Vegas Select 'Editing Software' - 'Vegas/Premiere (MPEG-2)' from the format drop-down menu. The output video seamlessly fits Sony Vegas Pro 13/12/11/10, etc.

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And the original quality of YouTube video will be kept. Tips: By clicking the Settings button beside Profile, you can adjust the output video/audio resolution, frame rate, bit rate, etc. To customize the output files to get the best quality you want. Start converting MP4 to Sony Vegas Pro Hit the 'Convert' button and your MP4 files will be converted into MPEG-2 files ready to be imported into Sony Vegas Pro. Once the conversion done, you can click 'Open' button to get the output files effortlessly.

Now you have got it right, just to import and edit MP4 files with Sony Vegas Pro 8/9/10/11/12/13 at ease.

Hi all, I have an AVI file that I really want to import into Sony Pro 12, but it keeps rejecting it. 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.

Especially since I will have to render it after I'm finished editing it in Sony Vegas. 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. 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. Anyone have any suggestions? And of course it would need to be a lossless format the Sony Vegas can open.

But my preferred way of doing this is to just open the avi file if it is somehow possible. Here is the for the file Format: AVI Format/Info: Audio Video Interleave File size: 1.34 GiB Duration: 1h 37mn Overall bit rate: 1 965 Kbps Writing library: Version.