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  1. 15th Jun 2008 10:46 #1
    Captain Satellite
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    Hello,
    Is there a way to normalize, as in make the audio in 20 different clips of equal level when outputting in TMPGenc 4.0? I have several clips of a different level and am doing it manually and boy is it time consuming.

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    what kind of files.

    soopafresh has a batch file to process a batch of avi's and normalize them.
    you could probably work with that before feeding tmpg


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    If your files are DivX or Xvid, then yes.

    https://forum.videohelp.com/topic314909.html
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    They are .flv from youtube. I need to convert them to .wmv. They are from different sources and I d/l about 20 a week for work. I currently go into 'Filters' and boost the audio individually for each one and render all of them at once. It would be nice to save that step. Any ideas for .flv files? Thanks as always. guys!
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    i guess it depends on the flv,
    could be doable
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    I wrote a script (can you believe it?) a while back to do this, but I can't find the files.

    https://forum.videohelp.com/topic332275.html?highlight=flv
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