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  1. 22nd Sep 2005 01:07 #1
    kayumidome
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    The volume on a DVD r that I have is very, very low. I put the TV program on my hard drive. I decided to try to increase the volume and reduce hiss in Adobe Audition. I used that program to seperate the audio from the video. I cleaned the audio up to my liking. I saved the improved audio as a WAV file. When I put the video with the fixed audio in Tsunami MPEG DVD author and preview the movie in edit clip the audio is about 2-3 seconds ahead of the video. Is there someway to re-sync them in Audition? I tried looking in the guides here and google but no dice. I was so close to getting improved sound now this last road block stands in my way. Any help would be appreciated.
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    You could insert the required amount of silence in front of the audio (in waveform view) to sync them up again. It would be a bit trial-and-error, but it can work.

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