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EDIT: People seem to still rely on this post on never versions of Vegas and reporting this doesn't work on later versions. I do not have later version so I cannot test it myself. If the steps stated below doesn't work then I suggest going on official forums looking for answers. Hope you get things rolling.
There is a new video decoder called so4compoundplug.dll. You can check if your video is decoded using this by importing a video in the timeline and right click the video -> select properties. On the general tab look under "Plug-in" and it should say: so4compoundplug.dll.
The actual fix is:
On the top menu -> go to options and while holding SHIFT -> Preferences
This opens the preferences window with some extra tabs.
Go to Internal tab.
At the bottom of the window you see "Show only prefs containing:"
Type in "so4" without the quotes.
Modify Enable So4 Compound Reader for AVC/M2TC to FALSE (default is true).
Restart Vegas Pro 15.0 and now importing videos should have audio and video in perfect sync.
This might mess up decoding iPhone videos and some other things, so keep this setting in mind as a future update should fix the issue.
I would not have figured this out on my own.. saved me a lot of time.
thank you thank you thank you
This actually worked! You legend!
Holy sht I cannot thank you enough for this, you're seriously a life saver. THANK you!!
you are the love of my life