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Posted by Bob on 09/13/06 12:21
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 04:18:32 GMT, "Netmask" <netmask@geemail.com>
wrote:
>Clipping is virtually impossible to remove so my guess is you have a
>different problem - there are plug-in that attempt it but when you look at
>an audio waveform clipping basically cuts the top and bottom off the
>waveform and in the process generated enormous odd harmonic distortion. The
>process of recoding from AVI to VOB isn't going to change that... anyway
>basically you need to go back to the original file, demux it to extract the
>video and audio stream. Then in a audio editing program like for example
>CoolEdit Pro, process the audio with a compressor/limiter plug-in to reduce
>the dynamic range then you can raise the average level that will make the
>soundtrack sound louder.
>Another approach is since you say the VOB files sound 'better' for whatever
>reason than the original avi you could demux the VOB files and do the above,
>then recombine them. Good luck...
Since I wrote, I have discovered that the audio volume is OK in
another player. Unfortunately that player is too old to handle AVIs,
so I have to convert to DVD anyway. But when I do and compare the two
machines, my regular DVDR has the volume problem.
Do I have some setting inside the DVDR incorrect? I set it up
according to the instruction manual. I normally do not have a audio
volume problem with that DVDR - only this particular series of shows.
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