Hi,
I get a black frame of video every so often in each project I edit with footage from my new Nikon camera. This seems to happen around every 1 minute or so. I'm running Vegas Movie Studio HD 11.0 Build 75. on Windows 8 64 Bit.
This has not been a problem from my other previous cameras and have had the program about a year or so. The clip straight from the camera is fine, but it shows a black frame in Vegas, even in the program monitor when playing it on the timeline. Yesterday it did this on a video and when I rendered it, the black frame was gone. HOWEVER, today on another video, it did this not only inside the program on the monitor, but when I rendered it as well.
Here's the videos to show you what I'm talking about.
Raw file from camera:
Same file rendered in Vegas with matched media settings:
The black frame can be easily seen on this example which is about 2 1/2 seconds into the clip.
Also, this does not happen in Adobe Premiere with the same video clips, including the examples.
What can I do about this?
thanks
I get a black frame of video every so often in each project I edit with footage from my new Nikon camera. This seems to happen around every 1 minute or so. I'm running Vegas Movie Studio HD 11.0 Build 75. on Windows 8 64 Bit.
This has not been a problem from my other previous cameras and have had the program about a year or so. The clip straight from the camera is fine, but it shows a black frame in Vegas, even in the program monitor when playing it on the timeline. Yesterday it did this on a video and when I rendered it, the black frame was gone. HOWEVER, today on another video, it did this not only inside the program on the monitor, but when I rendered it as well.
Here's the videos to show you what I'm talking about.
Raw file from camera:
Same file rendered in Vegas with matched media settings:
The black frame can be easily seen on this example which is about 2 1/2 seconds into the clip.
Also, this does not happen in Adobe Premiere with the same video clips, including the examples.
What can I do about this?
thanks