It would give you all of the decoders that you need to play videos.You may only need one or two filters or codecs, but the codec pack will come with 10, 20, 30 or more parts! Some of these might conflict with software or drivers you already have. In theory, a codec pack sounds like a good idea. However, I also found people blaming the codec saying K-Lite is that it blindly installs all kinds of components (not just codecs), many of which are not compatible with each other. If installing QuickTime didn't helped, give a try to k-lite codec. Many people have also reported that they got this error fixed by downloading and installing k-lite codec in their computer. Once again, this is Apple's issue and has been abundantly discussed on the internet. You will also have to uninstall iTunes 9 and reinstall iTunes 8 to get it working again. audio not opening or crashing Vegas is to roll back to Quicktime 7.6.0 or 7.6.2. What is being done: Sony has fixed the issue in Vegas Professional 9.0cĪpple has also released versions 7.6.5 and 7.6.6, which reportedly do not fix the problem for all Vegas installations. After installing, Vegas users frequently report loss of MOV/MP4 audio import, or crashes when opening or rendering various files.
Now when you will open mp4 files in Sony Vegas these files will open without giving any sort of error. After installation of Quick Time in your computer, you have to restart your computer. In first method you have to install QuickTime from Apple website (Link can be found at the bottom of post in downloads section). Method 1: Install QuickTime or K-Light Codec pack However, after a long time research, I finally find two methods that can solve the problem. I also encountered the similar problem, this is really irritating. Probably, most people will get an error saying ""None of the files dropped on sony vegas pro could be opened" when they are trying to open.