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  1. Hi people..

    So I have a problem here with DVD-Lab Pro!
    A few days ago, I authored a DVD using this program, and I did some menus and I put music in those menus. What I did was convert some music files in mp3's to wav, so I could import them in DVD-Lab Pro, because it doesn't support mp3! But after authoring the DVD, I watched the final result in a standalone DVD player, and I noticed that the sound that I had put in the menus, was very bad..if I increased the volume, the sound would become very noisy!!

    Why does this happen? After converting mp3 to wav, I hear the .wav file and it sounds okay, like the mp3, but after compiling the project in DVD-Lab Pro, I don't know what it does to the sound from the menu, but it stays very bad..

    Anyone knowing what might be wrong?
    ..thoughts arrive like butterflies..
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  2. Make sure your audio files are 48khz, and normalized before importing.
    AC3 would probably help too.
    LPCM .wav is not the best format.
    I use Audacity, Goldwave, or Soundforge to extract audio (from avi), then (if necessary) convert to AC3 in ffmpeggui. It's only 2 chan stereo, but it's free. Dolby 5.1 audio converters are seriously expensive.
    Cheers, Jim
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