Some of 4K clips laded from Kaiber.ai are not loading in Vegas Pro 14 with comment "None of the files dropped on VEGAS Pro Could be opened". What could be the reason?
You don't need to open the Vegas Pro project in order to get a MediaInfo report. It works as a standalone app and can also usually be accessed by R clicking a sample video file in Windows File Explorer and clicking on the MediaInfo selection.
I found properties of that clip. here You have them
A MediaInfo report is way more detailed than the very basic info given by what you've provided. Please follow the instructions in the link that j-v has provided, install the MediaInfo app and upload to this thread a detailed (text or tree) report of a sample of your media.
@Michal_Zablocki, that answer is no. MediaInfo is a separate program you need to download and install. It will tell you the full details of the video file rather than the limited information shown on the screenshot you added. Please follow the link provided by j-v for full details.
Does Vegas have an authorized chat to solve such problems?
Almost certainly, the advice that you would get is to update to Vegas Pro 20 which supports up to 8K. Seriously, VP14 is now an old and superceded version and it would be with the most and unrealistic optimism to expect VP14 to ever get an update to cater for beyond 4K media.
You could downscale it to a resolution VP 14 is capable of opening. I find the free https://www.shutterencoder.com/ useful for conversions. (Try output codec h264 to start with)
Well, I don't expect to have anything beyond 4K. Kaiber in theory doesn't even offer such quality. But suddenly I received a clip like this and I just want to cut it in the program I already have. And this is it.
I gave you a way to cut it using the software you already have for free. You just need a conversion step. 14 can't even open various phone formats that you may have to edit at some point.
Otherwise join us with more modern software- 5K+ files were less common when Vegas Pro 14 was new. I've even opened 8K videos in recent versions of Vegas.