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  1. 28th Feb 2005 01:37 #1
    samifox
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    Hi

    i have added lots of short clips to a VCD. the problem is that the audio of each clip is in deferent volume.

    i need a burning software that normalize all the clips's audio? or another method to do it?

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    mats.hogberg
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    Normalizing audio is hardly a task for a burning software, is it?
    I tend to use a small command line utility, "normalize.exe", but most audio editors have this feature.
    Your process will be to demux the mp2 audio out of your clips, decode to wav, (or just load them in your audio editor if it supports mp2 audio) normalize, reencode to mp2 (toolame) and finally multiplex back.

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