Re: Audio problems when saving to camcorder

Make sure your hard drive is tuned up. If MM2 doesn't export it cleanly, the
try saving it to your hard drive as a DV-AVI file. Then use WinDV to copy it
from the hard drive to the camcorder. There's a link to get the utility on
the Digital Camcorders > Intro page of my site.
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PapaJohn

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"Chris Lyons" <Chris Lyons@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Help - I have several movie projects that I would like to save back to a
sony camcorder (since I don't have a dvd writer) from an HP computer (1.9
GHz, 512 MB RAM) via firewire, but when I go to do so, the longer movies
(had this issue with a 2:30 long movie, so "long" isn't really THAT long)
have audio that skips horribly. the shorter ones seem to come out okay,
though.
> I generally use mp3 audio, but have saved the files to wav's also and have
the same problem.
> I can save the projects to .wmv files fine - they come out perfect, but
then I can only play those on my computer...
> any ideas what the problem might be, or do you need more info...
> any help would be appreciated - thanks in advance.
> -Chris