Sony Vegas 10 and Dxtory Problems(Magically Solved)

[CraftyxCrafty]

I just recently downloaded Dxtory, however I can't seem to get any files that I record in Dxtory to import into Sony Vegas. I extracted the additional audio channels and even used a file converter to convert the .xtor(Dxtory) file into a bunch of different files types like MPEG3. No matter what I do I can't get them to import and I've tried searching but even the Dxtory user fourms don't have anything on it. I was wondering if anyone else here uses Dxtory and Sony Vegas, could help me. It might be that I need to upgrade to Sony Vegas 12, but since I finally got the feel of 10 I'd like to avoid that till farther down the road.

 

[Playinithard]

Don't use the standard codec with Dxtory. It's pretty bad.

I use Lagarith codec. The file sizes are smaller than the standard and it works with every media player and editing software.

 

[CraftyxCrafty]

Don't use the standard codec with Dxtory. It's pretty bad.

I use Lagarith codec. The file sizes are smaller than the standard and it works with every media player and editing software.

Well, either I was doing something wrong or magic happened but suddenly the files import. So I guess this is solved.

 

[Golden Bear]

Actually, i suggest you to use Dxtory codec, cause it doesn't use much resources, actually, i almost doesn't use them at all.
The file size is big, but, there is advantage of Dxtory codec. You see, when you go in Dxtory folder, there's a thing called "AVIMux", you just open it, get your Dxtory video in there(even a monkey could do it). And just press "Build". You can even adjust the sound levels.