A program to edit audio leveling in videos

[Herchi]

I want to leveling audio decibelios in some video. I had used "BS Fag" and I use "Xmedia Recode" now. But it's a pity. I need the final sound will be more normalized (like Camtasia: audio leveling).

There are two problems:

• Camtasia is not free
• you can't export the video without losing quality

some idea about this?

[Bernix]

Hi,
when you don't want touch video, so save audio track. For example in Avidemux (it has some option to gain audio) but best is just to save audio, and then for example normalize or what you want in Audacity. When you satisfied than mux track together for example in Mkvtoolnix.
There is also in PC players possibility using normalization audio. I am sure in Potplayer, but in others should be also.

Bernix

[videobruger]

With the FFMpeg library in Audacity you can import the video directly without the need for Avidemux.


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[Herchi]

With the FFMpeg library in Audacity you can import the video directly without the need for Avidemux.


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great.

normalize or what you want in Audacity

how? I try with Levelator but.. you say with Audacity. If you have an audio with parts with hi volumen and other parts with low volumen. How could I gain volumen in low parts without touch the hi parts. (no manual way)

[Bernix]

Hi,
try in effects leveler. You can choose from light to heavy, give it a chance O.K. then play with db and light to heavy....
Heavier will work best for your purpose.

Bernix

[DeJay]

The logical way is to extract the soundtrack, put it into a video editor and apply a volume envelope, then you can raise or lower the volume at appropriate points to equalise it.

[pandy]

IMHO easiest and fastest way to normalize level (both peak and RMS) is https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#dynaudnorm
alternatively https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#loudnorm can be used.

[Herchi]

IMHO easiest and fastest way to normalize level (both peak and RMS) is https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#dynaudnorm
alternatively https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#loudnorm can be used.

I dont see tutorial for this

[pandy]

IMHO easiest and fastest way to normalize level (both peak and RMS) is https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#dynaudnorm
alternatively https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#loudnorm can be used.

I dont see tutorial for this

Discussion from today https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/385830-ffmpeg-audio-file - it may help you - generally instead using GUI you can delegate all work to script.

Script for lossless video copy and audio signal autoleveling with reencoding audio to most widely supported audio codec i.e. mp3 provided bellow, just drag & drop your files on script.

@setlocal

@rem audio quality factor - lower than 5 higher quality and higher bitrate, higher than 5 lower quality and lower bitrate.
@set aq=5

@set aproc="pan=stereo|FL < FL+1.414FC+0.5BL+0.5SL+0.25LFE|FR < FR+1.414FC+0.5BR+0.5SR+0.25LFE,dynaudnorm=p=1/sqrt(2):m=100:s=20"

@ffmpeg.exe -hide_banner -v 32 -stats -y -i "%1" -c:v copy -af %aproc% -c:a libmp3lame -q:a %aq% -f matroska "%~n1.mkv"

@endlocal

You need ffmpeg in same folder as script or somewhere in your environment path where it can be automatically located.
Scrrip can be created as plain text file (you can use notepad as editor) - just copy above to empty editor and save as your batch with extension .bat or .cmd .

[Herchi]

IMHO easiest and fastest way to normalize level (both peak and RMS) is https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#dynaudnorm
alternatively https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#loudnorm can be used.

I dont see tutorial for this

easiest? haha, ok ok. Thanks to everybody. I had learned a lot.

[pandy]

easiest? haha, ok ok. Thanks to everybody. I had learned a lot.

Yep, easiest - copy provided text to script file and begin to use it by simple drag and drop. How difficult this can be? (and if you miss some functionality you can always return to videohelp and ask for support)