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  1. 12th Nov 2008 20:32 #1
    mark1411
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    Hello All - I have a problem with the sound of my film when it is burned to a DVD.

    When the file is rendered/exported and the clip is played on my computer the sound is in good stereo. But when the file is burned to a DVD the sound is rather flat and doesn't sound the same as it did on the computer. A couple folks suggested to adjust the rendering or export or DVD burn setting's. But none of that seems to work or at least I'm not doing that right. If the settings have anything to do with the sound, then what settings should I use?

    I use several video editing programs from Arcsoft, Magix, Windows Movie Maker to Adobe Premeir. I get the same results regardless what program I use.

    Any suggestions?

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    What software are you render with ?
    What is your source format ?
    What are you rendering to ?
    What are you testing on - what equipment ?
    Is this just stereo, or 5.1 ?
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    Arcsoft, Magix, Windows Movie Maker to Adobe Premeir
    AVI, MPEG file
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    Are you sure your computer audio isn't set with some kind of audio effects turned on?

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