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  1. 1st Aug 2002 14:58 #1
    averyisiah
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    I have a movie which the audio sound like it's mono, only one speaker is working, and it's sounds like someone was blasting the audio to the max when recording this, is there any way to make it work in all speakers (stereo) and a way to adjust the quality of the audio so it's bearable.
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    make a search on my posts for sound...

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    Originally Posted by averyisiah
    I have a movie which the audio sound like it's mono, only one speaker is working, and it's sounds like someone was blasting the audio to the max when recording this, is there any way to make it work in all speakers (stereo) and a way to adjust the quality of the audio so it's bearable.
    Thanks.

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    Save out the audio, then use www.goldwave.com and edit the WAV, you can make both channels the same and normalize etc
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