Can I edit H.264 footage in Vegas
- Thread starter pcascio
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Not familiar with it. Try it and see. But Quicktime isn't the best format for editing with Vegas.
Chenopup
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depends on the codec used by the camera - I was sent video by the company that makes the Flip cam and it played fine on the Vegas timeline.
According to Aiptek, they appear to have the codec (decompresser) portion on the CD that comes with the cam.
pull the video over, slap it on the timeline and let us know. I've got a client looking at some of these for international student docu work.
cheno
According to Aiptek, they appear to have the codec (decompresser) portion on the CD that comes with the cam.
pull the video over, slap it on the timeline and let us know. I've got a client looking at some of these for international student docu work.
cheno
Eugenia Loli-Queru
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> It records H.264 as a .MOV file. Can I edit this in Vegas?
Why don't you download the trial of Vegas Pro 8, shoot a small clip, try it, and let US know as well, instead of asking US if YOUR camera is supported.
In my experience, I have seen Aiptek footage that worked with vegas, and other Aiptek footage from another camera model that CRASHED vegas. So, I can't know if this model will be fine with Vegas or not. You will have to try it and let *us* know.
One thing that's for sure is that it's going to be really slow to edit that, you will need proxy files.
Why don't you download the trial of Vegas Pro 8, shoot a small clip, try it, and let US know as well, instead of asking US if YOUR camera is supported.
In my experience, I have seen Aiptek footage that worked with vegas, and other Aiptek footage from another camera model that CRASHED vegas. So, I can't know if this model will be fine with Vegas or not. You will have to try it and let *us* know.
One thing that's for sure is that it's going to be really slow to edit that, you will need proxy files.