MP4 Vegas Solution: How to Easily Import MP4 to Sony Vegas 13/12

This article teaches you how to import MP4 to Sony Vegas Pro 13/12 without downloading the MP4 codec for Sony Vegas.

It will be a frustrating thing if you have problems of importing video files to Sony Vegas, especially the video files are the so common MP4 files. Though MP4 is a listed supported format by Sony Vegas, many people are having problems of importing MP4 to Sony Vegas. The latest Sony Vegas 13 still won't solve "Sony Vegas Won't read some MP4 files".

The headache issues with Sony Vegas dealing MP4 files may causes by hardware issue or codec issue. First make sure your computer is powerful enough and has enough disk space as Sony Vegas requires your computer be powerful enough and have enough disk space for video editing. That's to say, if your source files are quite large and you won't have enough space on the output folder, Sony Vegas will not import MP4 files.

How to Easily Import MKV files to iTunes (iTunes 12)

The article shows you how to convert MKV to iTunes compatible video format so that you can add your MKV files to iTunes library for easy syncing.



iTunes is very picky about what kind of formats can be imported into it, and only a few of media formats are supported by iTunes, including MOV and MP4. So you will certainly stumble if you try to add MKV to iTunes for syncing. To sync across multiple iDevices easily, you will need to convert MKV videos to iTunes-friendly format first.

How to Make GoPro HD HERO3/HERO4 Footage and Pinnacle Studio Friendly?

Having issues importing GoPro HD HERO3/HERO4 MP4 footage to Pinnacle Studio for editing? The article shows you a quick fix, just follow it.



GoPro video cameras - Surf Hero, Hero 960, HD Hero 2, HD Hero 3, Hero 4, etc. are familiar with everyone whoever has passion for outdoor activities. The point here, you will find it a painful experience to import and edit GoPro HD MP4 movies with Pinnacle Studio software. And there are some problems such as not showing the video only audio, unsupported file type when playing & editing GoPro HD video in MP4 format.

How to Make VOB files and Windows Movie Maker friendly

You may want to import VOB to Windows Movie Maker for editing. However, the WMM does not support VOB files. Fortunately, there is an easy way to fix this issue. Let's find it out here.



VOB is basically a MPEG-2 video file which is stored in Video_TS folder in a DVD. As this kind of video file usually contains one or several audio tracks and subtitle tracks that are multiplexed together into one stream form, it is not so easy to playback or edit. So if you've tried to import VOB file to Windows Movie Maker, you would easily found that Movie Maker does not recognize the VOB files at all. The easy workaround is to convert VOB to a more editing-friendly format, such as WMV for Windows Movie Maker.

How to Easily Add WMV files to iTunes library

WMV to iTunes: this article provides you with the detailed information for how to convert and import WMV files to iTunes.



iTunes is not the friendly application when it comes to playing videos in formats like WMV etc. The iTunes supported video formats only include QuickTime and MPEG-4, whose files end in ".mov", ".m4v", or ".mp4". If you want to add WMV files to iTunes library for syncing across multiple devices easily, you will need to change WMV to iTunes-comaptible format first. Here is a detailed guide around this issue.