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MSmart wrote on 8/31/2007, 3:42 PM
What version of VMSPE and from what cam did your AVCHD file come from?

You have to have v8 to edit AVCHD files and they have to be from a Sony cam.
RedSlug wrote on 9/1/2007, 12:20 AM
I have V8 Platinum and a Sony HDR-SR1 - So it should work!

I upgraded from V6 especially :-(
Eugenia wrote on 9/1/2007, 1:15 AM
Did you upgrade to Movie Studio 8 or Movie Studio 8 Platinum?
RedSlug wrote on 9/1/2007, 2:59 AM
I have "Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 8.0" installed
4eyes wrote on 9/1/2007, 8:12 AM
I don't know why but I thought sometimes you may have to install both VMS8 & DVDA and activate both of them.
Mine works with the files from an AVCHD created in a Sony Cam, no problem.

I did though do something to the cineform codec by installing some trial cineform programs & players.
After uninstalling VMS & DVDA I then went throught the registry & harddisk removing all entries to cineform & Sony etc. Re-installed & all working well.
RedSlug wrote on 9/1/2007, 3:07 PM
I have activated both VMS8 and DVDA4.

This is driving me crazy!
Eugenia wrote on 9/1/2007, 3:44 PM
File a support request...
RedSlug wrote on 9/3/2007, 6:42 AM
I have, but I'm impatient :-)

I'll give them time to respond. I guess it's not even monday morning yet :)

Cheers!
4eyes wrote on 9/3/2007, 9:34 AM
If your that impatient you can download the trial version of Vegas 7.0e.
That program loaded my m2ts files from a sony avchd cam with no problem.
After I inserted them into the timeline I export them as xxxx.m2t (HDV Video files).

If Vegas Trial doesn't work your computer probably needs to be cleaned up (with a vacuum).
RedSlug wrote on 9/4/2007, 6:39 AM
The solution is to remove the old version (6.0 in this case). It will then work fine... Although I do think I need a faster PC now :-)