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  1. 4th Aug 2004 20:42 #1
    lordhutt
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    I am using DVD Workshop to make some menus.
    I am using some mp3's for background music on the various menu pages.

    They sound perfect played in Media Player but when I use them in the menus it gets screwed up.....trying to think how to describe it.....
    Basically it sounds ok but a good bit of the drum beats sound hollow and high pitched....VERY NOTICEABLE....

    Is this a common thing with this program.....if they sound good on the pc and on a disk if I make a music cd then why don't they sound right in DVD Workshop?

    Thanks for any help or suggestions.

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    MP3 is not a DVD format. Convert them to AC3/MP2/WAV first.
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    Originally Posted by lordsmurf
    MP3 is not a DVD format. Convert them to AC3/MP2/WAV first.
    Ok...any suggestions on what would be the best software for this?
    ...................

    ....................just tried out BeSweet ........sounds great!!!!

    Thanks! lordsmurf!!!
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