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  1. 6th Oct 2006 13:13 #1
    dstuck
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    Thanks, Baldrick!

    VideoReDo did the trick (although it took a while - seems like you can only add clips one at a time to the "joiner" function -- I had 30!). When I was done, I had a single, no-freeze sequence I could burn to disc...

    But I hadn't noticed how wildly disparate the audio levels were! I'm sure this is a common problem...

    is there a program for normalizing the audio level in the sequence? Or do I have to go back, fix levels and re-encode the files in question?

    you are the guru of the GUI!

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    Dave
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    you must reencode the audio but not the video, https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=308279&highlight=normalize ...lots of work though.
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