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If the program can record using different codecs then try them.

ffdshow can also open FRAPS files (see below). FRAPS ( cases) uses a proprietary codec, so you will need it installed to open files recorded with it.Amongst those programs known to cause problems in VEGAS have been: Some of them use non-standard codecs or file containers. Many game capture and screen recording programs generate video that does not decode smoothly in VEGAS. Vegas was originally designed to work with camera footage.

GAME CAPTURE AND SCREEN RECORDING SOFTWARE Use MediaInfo to help identify the properties of your media and how it was encoded.ġ. See here for tips on smooth playback in VEGAS. It does not play smoothly), but otherwise looks OK, it should render correctly. If your video is simply "stuttery" when you play it in VEGAS (i.e. If your video opens in VEGAS but appears corrupt, first try disabling GPU acceleration.

Only the video or audio stream is opened.

The media opens but appears corrupt (e.g.

That question currently has no accepted answer, and the answers that were proposed do not apply to this question.Although VEGAS will open and play many media formats with its native decoders, other types of media cause issues such as: This question is about splitting a video file, not an audio file, at points decided by scrubbing through the video, not on a defined interval. What are the options for lightweight editors to trim MP4s without transcoding?Įdit to explain how this is not a duplicate of Is there an easy way on a Mac to split an audio file at defined intervals?: I'm sure I'm not the only person who wants to trim and split video on a Mac. In Mojave the Streamclip GUI is almost useless, and it's 32 bit so 10.15 will kill it entirely. Unfortunately the last update to MPEG Streamclip was in 2012, and each OS update breaks it further.

saves clips from MP4s without transcodingĪ lot of this functionality was also available in Apple's Quicktime 7 Pro, although not quite as streamlined.

batch list so I can set up multiple splits without waiting for each to save.

keyboard controls for frame-by-frame, keyframe-by-keyframe, in, out, and trim.Up to now I've been using a great app called MPEG Streamclip which has all the features I want: I occasionally need to trim an MP4 video or split a clip out of the middle.