I am using VS7 and considering upgrading to VS9.
In the meantime I have a problem importing sound tracks. It seems that for mp3 soundtracks where the bit rate is not 192kb/s, the length of the track changes dramatically.
e.g. a track normally 4 mins long is over 8 in the timeline.
Is this a known problem, or am I doing something wrong.
Is it something likely to be fixed in VS 9.
MP3 files not importing correctly
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Haven't heard this one before! 
For instance, I regularly use MP3s in my VS9 background recorded at 128 kbps, and have no trouble. And it certainly sounds counter-intuitive -- if you double the length the playing time, then logically it would mean the resulting file would play at half-speed.
As I just said in another post, though, it appears that some users of Video Studio have trouble with certain MP3 codecs. Changing the audio to .WAV format usually rectifies these problems.
For instance, I regularly use MP3s in my VS9 background recorded at 128 kbps, and have no trouble. And it certainly sounds counter-intuitive -- if you double the length the playing time, then logically it would mean the resulting file would play at half-speed.As I just said in another post, though, it appears that some users of Video Studio have trouble with certain MP3 codecs. Changing the audio to .WAV format usually rectifies these problems.
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