No audio on VS 10

Oreviv · Post by **Oreviv** » Sun Mar 02, 2008 9:24 am

Hi.
Wonder if someone could help me here
Just installed VS 10 and after importing an MPEG file taken by a SONY SD HDD camcoder, which is stored on my PC HD into this software, I get prefect video but get no audio.
I'm using MS XP SP2 on an Intel based machine.
Not sure what is wrong...
All the best,
Ofer

Post by **Ron P.** » Sun Mar 02, 2008 12:43 pm

Welcome to the forums,

Just installed, meaning just obtained too? Is your version VS10, VS10 Plus, or possibly VS10SE?

What's the audio properties of the video file, Dolby Digital?

peter2108 · Post by **peter2108** » Sun Mar 02, 2008 5:03 pm

Hi, same for me, just installed the VS 10, no audio, properties of the files are in Dolby Digital, OS Vista, heeeelp !

peter2108 · Post by **peter2108** » Sun Mar 02, 2008 6:23 pm

hi again, no problem anymore, installed the Vista Patch, and the 5 in 1 patch, all again runs normal.
Youpi !

Oreviv · Post by **Oreviv** » Sun Mar 02, 2008 9:00 pm

Oreviv wrote:Hi.
Wonder if someone could help me here
Just installed VS 10 and after importing an MPEG file taken by a SONY SD HDD camcoder, which is stored on my PC HD into this software, I get prefect video but get no audio.
I'm using MS XP SP2 on an Intel based machine.
Not sure what is wrong...
All the best,
Ofer

I guess I need to explain:
It's a legal copy with an ID# that I got bundled with a video capturing device I just bought... I have registered it at the Coral site, but they shook me off saying the do not support a budled / OEM product... It's the standard VS10 - not a plus, not plus plus... I just need it for very basic video editing... About the Dolby 5 format - not sure, but will check in my Sony camcoder user guide... Thanks for your response

Post by **Ron P.** » Sun Mar 02, 2008 10:24 pm

Since it was bundled with hardware, your version would be an SE version. SE versions do not allow Dolby digital, since Dolby requires a fee to use their technology.

Other problems that may/may not arise with VS10, is being able to run on Vista. Ulead issued a Vista patch for VS10, however patches generally do not install to SE or Trial versions.

Oreviv · Post by **Oreviv** » Tue Mar 04, 2008 4:21 pm

vidoman wrote:Since it was bundled with hardware, your version would be an SE version. SE versions do not allow Dolby digital, since Dolby requires a fee to use their technology.

Other problems that may/may not arise with VS10, is being able to run on Vista. Ulead issued a Vista patch for VS10, however patches generally do not install to SE or Trial versions.

You were right Ron (besides the fact I do not dare using VISTA..),
First, the VS is indeed SE, and then my my handy cam is using Dolby. So I guess I should use a diffrant VS version - which one? Do u know if I could upgrade from my SE version, or should I buy a new version?
Thanks for your help
Ofer

Post by **Ron P.** » Tue Mar 04, 2008 5:53 pm

Yes you can upgrade from your VS10SE to VS11, where you can get discount price. I would also recommend upgrading to the Plus version. Not only does it provide more features, such as 6 overlay tracks instead of just 1, but when you purchase the Plus version you qualify for the free upgrade to VS11.5 plus. Also with VS11+ you can cut clips on the overlay tracks, where with VS10+ you can not.

Since VS10 (full version) Dolby has been incorporated into the program. So with the full version of VS11+, you would have this.

Now I will add this, that it is getting close to the common time of the year, where new versions are released. So VS12 may be just around the corner. I have no way of knowing when this might be. It may be another month or so before they release it. Just a heads up for you to consider..

Oreviv · Post by **Oreviv** » Wed Mar 05, 2008 3:08 pm

Thanks Ron

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