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Guest
After capturing from my camcorder and wright to DVD writer I play back my DVD
but there is no sound on my movie
but there is no sound on my movie
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J
John Kelly
Hello,
What did you create the movie with?
Did he movie have audio prior to being converted to a DVD?
What DVD software did you use ?
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What did you create the movie with?
Did he movie have audio prior to being converted to a DVD?
What DVD software did you use ?
--
Best Wishes.....John Kelly
Check out the free hosting for your pictures and video at...
www.the-kellys.org
www.the-kellys.co.uk
G
Guest
When I use WMM2 to Capture from my PalmCorder I can hear the Audio from the
PalmCorder Speaker..or I use my Analog OUT Jack to get a better review in my
Color TV-set..I do not use the Pre-View in WMM2..if your DVD does not have a
Audio Track your Sound Card could have a mal-function..or you did not use the
compatible AUDIO to match your Video File..MP3 or WINDOWS Media File(wma)..as
far as I know are your two choices for an AUDIO track..by DEFAULT your
Software should be Enabled for an AUDIO Track..also I have found the PC to
offer some UN-Compatible forms of Audio in the DVD-playback..I have three
DVD-Player's Loaded in my PC..sometimes only one will offer a correct audio
track..but the Burned DVD always Plays in every Player I own..PC and Home
Player..its MP3 or WMA for audio.
PalmCorder Speaker..or I use my Analog OUT Jack to get a better review in my
Color TV-set..I do not use the Pre-View in WMM2..if your DVD does not have a
Audio Track your Sound Card could have a mal-function..or you did not use the
compatible AUDIO to match your Video File..MP3 or WINDOWS Media File(wma)..as
far as I know are your two choices for an AUDIO track..by DEFAULT your
Software should be Enabled for an AUDIO Track..also I have found the PC to
offer some UN-Compatible forms of Audio in the DVD-playback..I have three
DVD-Player's Loaded in my PC..sometimes only one will offer a correct audio
track..but the Burned DVD always Plays in every Player I own..PC and Home
Player..its MP3 or WMA for audio.