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    I have a Full Feature movie in a Quicktime AVI format that I want to Convert/Burn to a Single Layer DVD so it will play on any Standard DVD Player ( Well at least mine because it's pretty new and I know it will
    play + or - blank DVD's with no problem )

    Also the Audio track needs tweaking with a equalizer if possible because the sound is kinda flat

    I have the following software on my G4 -
    Toast 7.1, Popcorn 2.0, iMovie 5.0.3 and Apple DVD Studio Pro 2 ( I don't want to install this one if I can use the programs I already have loaded on my Mac if possible )

    Also Audio Hijack Pro 2.6.7 if that will help with the Audio Track ?

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    Try playing the AVI in QuickTime Player. If video and audio are good, then Toast can convert the AVI without any additional steps. Just drop the AVI in Toast's video window.
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    The Video is fine when playing in Quicktime, But the Audio is way to low and Flat/Lifeless.

    Can I run it through another software to do something about the Audio Quality ?
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  4. Originally Posted by Blueimac
    The Video is fine when playing in Quicktime, But the Audio is way to low and Flat/Lifeless.

    Can I run it through another software to do something about the Audio Quality ?
    You can demultiplex the audio and video tracks with the tools included in D-Vision or ffmpegX (you can also export the audio track to aiff with the "export" tool in Toast 7),
    then process/filter the sound with any audio soft (Amadeus II, iMovie... ),
    then re-export the track to the desired format (MP3 or anything else),
    then re-multiplex the resulting audio with the video track (with D-Vision or ffmpegX).
    Finally, check if everything is still in sync, and export to DVD with Toast 7.
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