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  1. 1st Apr 2008 10:38 #1
    Meriks
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    I have this Xvid (.avi) file. I created subtitles for it using Subtitle Workshop. Then I converted it to DVD using ConvertXtoDVD but the audio becomes too loud. I want to know if there is a way to convert the Xvid file to MPEG-2 manually and multiplex the DVD by hand. Or, is there a way to fix the audio bug of ConvertXtoDVD?
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    You can adjust the volume level in ConvertX. 'Settings>Audio'.

    Or you can encode the video and audio with a MPEG and a audio encoder, then use a authoring program to create the DVD structure. HC encoder and GUI for dvdauthor can do that. Or try the freeware FAVC. It's similar to ConvertX, but has a few more adjustments.
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    I don't have an option for volume in Settings>Audio of ConvertX. I'm going to try the rest of the tools you mentioned.
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    Have you upgraded to latest convertxtodvd?
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    Oops! I'm using 2.1.6 and I have to upgrade
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