How do you increase volume of dvd tracks?

[Josh4u]

Hello very brainy people!

I have looked over your wise words of wisdom for a long time but now i have become very stuck with a problem.

I have some amazing home grown dvd's with loads of music vidoes on them (thanks to previous helpers with the 99 track limit questions) but now i am wondering "how the hell do i alter the volume of the tracks"?

Surely someone else must have had the problem where by some "tracks" have very low audio and some are very high - is there such as thing as a "normaliser" for mpg2/dvd files prior to authoring or is there any software whcih will allow you to change the volume?

Any info would be great.

Josh.

[redwudz]

You might want to look further down this page this topic. ' How to normalize the sound?'

[Gees]

In case it moves: https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=185966


redwudz - you've gone all blue :co

is that for Halloween? :c)

[redwudz]

Gees: I was trying to make a black cat out of him for halloween, but not that easy. Kind of a dumb question, but how do you link to another topic with html as you did?

Edit: Sorry, it's been a long day. (Use the address bar at the top of the screen.)

EDIT AGAIN: josh4u: If you're still with us, do a forum search for 'normalize' and you should be able to find what you need.

[Josh4u]

Thanks guys - much appreciated as ever.

[Josh4u]

Another Quickie guys...

Ok here's what happened - used tmpgenc to demux the vob to m2v and ac3 (audio) i then used headac3he to convert the ac3 audio to a WAV file - i then used sound forge to increase the volume of my track and made sure that is was saved as a 48000 rate wav file.

Use variousl software to then make a dvd with the m2v video and new wav audio - looks as though everything was ok but then when i tried to view the file using power dvd - it was out of sync by about 0.5 seconds?

Any info / help as ever would be appreciated

I'm going nuts here

Josh.