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I've seen this question asked before but haven't seen a solution that worked
for me yet.
I have an AVI file that was captured from a DV video camera that sounds fine
in Windows Media Player. It sounds fine in preview mode in Windows Movie
Maker too. But as soon as I add it to my storyboard it sounds like some kind
of really bad compression is being done - the sound is ruined.
I tried extracting the sound and creating wav files of various sample rates
and at 16-bit sound. Every time the wav file sounded fine in preview but was
distorted in the timeline.
Can any one tell me why it might be different in the timeline than it is in
the preview and what can I do to fix it?
for me yet.
I have an AVI file that was captured from a DV video camera that sounds fine
in Windows Media Player. It sounds fine in preview mode in Windows Movie
Maker too. But as soon as I add it to my storyboard it sounds like some kind
of really bad compression is being done - the sound is ruined.
I tried extracting the sound and creating wav files of various sample rates
and at 16-bit sound. Every time the wav file sounded fine in preview but was
distorted in the timeline.
Can any one tell me why it might be different in the timeline than it is in
the preview and what can I do to fix it?