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Hi,
I just started messing around with WMM today and have run into a snag with the audio. I have checked the message board and have not seen this question yet. If it has been anwered, please let me know where. If not, hopefully somebody can answer it. I have been compiling several stills and movie clips from my digital camera. The video clips are in avi format and play just fine in WMP and any other media player. Obviously the audio and video quality is lower than a digital camcorder but it's not bad. However, when I import the avi files into WMM the audio sounds really compressed. I have hunted around in the options to see if there is anywhere to change the bit rate but I can't find anything. My temporary solution has been opening the avi file in Nero Vision Express 2 and then export the avi file to another DV avi file. Then, when I import the new avi file into WMM the audio sounds just fine. I'm okay going through this lengthy process if there is no other solution but I thought I would throw it out to the message board and see if I could get any help. Thanks in advance. |
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Movie Maker is known to have compatibility problems
with a variety of video and audio formats. Converting to DV-AVI first is the best solution. Also note that the AVI file from your digital camera is not DV-AVI. The file extension .AVI simply stands for Audio Video Interleave, and is used for a number of video/audio formats. For example the AVI files from my Canon digital camera contain Motion JPEG video and WAVE audio. -- -Bob ____________________________ Microsoft MVP Windows XP Media Center Edition www.microsoft.com/ehome "James" <James@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:623B9570-F04E-49D5-BC62-D27296FF2AD0@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > I just started messing around with WMM today and have run into a snag with > the audio. I have checked the message board and have not seen this question > yet. If it has been anwered, please let me know where. If not, hopefully > somebody can answer it. > > I have been compiling several stills and movie clips from my digital camera. > The video clips are in avi format and play just fine in WMP and any other > media player. Obviously the audio and video quality is lower than a digital > camcorder but it's not bad. > > However, when I import the avi files into WMM the audio sounds really > compressed. I have hunted around in the options to see if there is anywhere > to change the bit rate but I can't find anything. > > My temporary solution has been opening the avi file in Nero Vision Express 2 > and then export the avi file to another DV avi file. Then, when I import the > new avi file into WMM the audio sounds just fine. > > I'm okay going through this lengthy process if there is no other solution > but I thought I would throw it out to the message board and see if I could > get any help. > > Thanks in advance. |
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Thanks Bob. That was quick. I did not know that about AVI files. I suppose my
AVI files are the same on my Canon camera. Oh well, I was hoping to save some time by not having to export everything to DV-AVI. Thanks again. James |
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