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  1. 20th Mar 2006 19:59 #1
    saycoda
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    How can I prevent poor quality audio on some of the conversions (AVI>DVD) I
    do. It seem some of my full-length features seem to periodically "hum"
    thoughout the showing. I'm not sure if it's the original file, or my software and/or hardware.

    (I can give file stats if need be).

    Thanks in advance.
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    sounds like cams from a theatre - where the audio is captured from the hearing impaired system --- which i understand causes a hum


    easy solution to this -- dont download cams or ts files
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  3. 21st Mar 2006 06:00 #3
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    The point is that the AVI audio is ok, I suspect something with either a software setting, the software itself, or possibly my PC. Just wondering if someone had some first hand experience.

    Thanks
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    what are you using to convert ?
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  5. 21st Mar 2006 13:18 #5
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    WinAvi 7.1.
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