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  1. 7th Nov 2004 11:29 #1
    devilxb
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    evening ppl


    I got a avi file recenly, however after i convert to DVD, the audio is rather soft.

    anyway for me to rectify this ?

    some guide/steps would be a great help..Thks alot


    *newbie on learning track*
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  2. 7th Nov 2004 11:35 #2
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    It's all here. You just have to sort through it and find what's relevant to your project:

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  3. 7th Nov 2004 13:01 #3
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    Oh...well..rather new to all this..thus dono which to chose also...


    sorrie for such kinda of post
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  4. 10th Nov 2004 07:03 #4
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    anyone can help me with this..? wat mus i do

    OR just point a guide for my reference pls..thks
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    I believe you need to re-encode the audio part and use the "normalize" feature on the converting tool you used. Set nomalize to however loud you want it. ie: if you want it twice as loud set it to 200%.
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