post-it wrote:I like tryed all the combinations like div3 x div4
and a bunch of others but my footage comes out ruined!
then, don't use codec's with your editor -- it can't handle them!
post-it wrote:? then what editor does use codec's? there should be one besides Virtual Dub!
... Kindly do the opposite of the Talking Heads and <i>start</i> making sense.
What is this about "not using codecs"? You kind of have to use a codec in order to do any video processing more complicated than a simple "direct stream copy", because you have to <i>1decode the video</i> in order to process it.
And stop using apostrophes to make plurals. It is never correct for normal words.
post-it wrote:what the question was, from the beginning is "why won't Sony's Vegas edit container type files?"
See above comment about making sense. What the hell do you mean by "container type files"? Every* video file uses some sort of container, be that AVI, MOV, WMV, MPG...
* Setting aside for the moment raw data without file headers, but does anyone ever actually use that?
post-it wrote:the answer is that Sony refuses to pay Royalties to Microsoft for the use of the VFW standards as long as Microsoft is getting kick-backs from codec makers. [truncated...]
Sense everybody on this web sight but BasharOfTheAges already know this, a ranting tangent is all anybody can actually do at this point! SSJNaruto245 should have read the fine-print on the box the software can in.
So, if that's true, then how do you explain why DivX-encoded clips sometimes work perfectly fine in Vegas (and other NLEs)?



