I recently upgraded from VW 7.0 to EMC 8.0 and have the following problem. If I import an existing MPEG-2 file and edit the file (duration, brightness, contrast and saturation) and then save the file as MPEG or DVD quality the file captures the video but no audio. I also do not get audio during the adjust duration mode. Is there a setting required in EMC 8 that is different from VW 7.0. I reinstalled VW 7.0 and the capture included audio.
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Audio during Video Edit
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, May 22 2006 08:15 AM
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Posted 22 May 2006 - 02:01 PM
Please explain the bolded statements.
t3istar@att.net, on May 22 2006, 11:15 AM, said:
I recently upgraded from VW 7.0 to EMC 8.0 and have the following problem. If I import an existing MPEG-2 file and edit the file (duration, brightness, contrast and saturation) and then save the file as MPEG or DVD quality the file captures the video but no audio. I also do not get audio during the adjust duration mode. Is there a setting required in EMC 8 that is different from VW 7.0. I reinstalled VW 7.0 and the capture included audio.
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Posted 24 May 2006 - 04:53 AM
sknis, on May 22 2006, 02:01 PM, said:
Please explain the bolded statements.
I didn't intentionally bold anything -- must have happened during the posting. I find that when I edit a MPEG-2 file, I don't record the sound but if I load an MPEG-1 one file, edit it and then save it a MPEG-2 it works fine. This makes no sense to me and I will continue to study it.
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