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  1. 20th May 2011 14:15 #1
    gwubben
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    My preview from Jpeg-2 is blue with only slight background colors of my movie. See attached screenshot.

    Does anyone know how to get a preview with the right colors? (not all blue)

    Many thanks,

    Gerard Wubben
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  2. 20th May 2011 14:27 #2
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    Right click on clip, open properties and show us the format.
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  4. 21st May 2011 10:13 #4
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    Click image for larger version Name: blue screen 3.jpg Views: 131 Size: 135.4 KB ID: 6891Click image for larger version Name: Blue screen 2.jpg Views: 132 Size: 125.7 KB ID: 6892Hello, I'm new to this forum and with Vegas Movie Studio so sorry for the late reaction.
    I've made printscreans again from the properties dialog box. Hope this will help solving my problem. Thanks for any reaction.

    Kind regards
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  5. 21st May 2011 14:42 #5
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    1440x1080 25i AVC encode in a packetized MPeg2 transport stream (MTS).

    Is this from a camcorder? A TV tuner?

    Does this play in VLC? If so, Vegas doesn't like AVC in a ts container format. Try converting container to MP4.

    AVCHD would be in an m2ts transport stream.

    BTW, what is your project setting?
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