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  1. 19th Apr 2006 07:19 #1
    mikehende
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    What do you guys do to combat problems when playing "older" videos in particular regarding sound? When I put together a DVD with multiple video files, the frequencies change sometimes and so do the volume levels, how do you guys handle this or what's out there to help these situations? Also, should these problems be taken care of "prior to" burning the DVD or can it be done after or doesn't it matter? Thanks.
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    Extract the audio , and convert using besweet to common format and frequency , then use these when authoring dvd compilation's .

    This is priorty "1" before burning dvd compilation's .
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    You may also have to normalise and adjust levels between audio tracks as well as with.
    Read my blog here.
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