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  1. 24th Feb 2005 15:32 #1
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    I making a video/slide show with Premier Pro. Some of the video is downloaded from the net, stuff from CNN. The problem I'm having is the audio from these clips makes a really bad popping/crackeling sound when we exported it to MPEG2. Mostly when there's an explosion or other sudden sounds. Should I just adjust the volume of the clip, or is there some other way to get rid of it without having to screw around with the volume (I really like the volume I have it at now).

    When I exported it I used all the default setting for MPEG2. Thanks
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    cut the volume on your file
    if you want it louder when you play it, just turn it up on your playback sound device
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