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Sound iIssues when rendering H.264
I’ve been working on a project with Premiere Pro CS5.5, and I’ve been mixing the sound within Premiere, the problem is, whenever I render the video in H.264 and play it on any external player, I find that the sound has been remixed on its own, so I tried rendering out the sound only in MP3 format and it came out exactly how I mixed it, so I tried rendering out the video with the MP3 track that I’ve rendered, and it still remixes the sound on its own.. it mainly mutes down the ambiance whenever there’s a sound in the foreground and then turning its volume up when there’s nothing else, and that’s not how it works with the story I’m working on..
Here are the render settings I used for the video and its audio, any help would be highly appreciated as I’m closing in on the deadline of the project..
Multiplexer
Multiplexing: MP4
Stream Compatibilty: StandardVideo
FullHD 1080p25
Target Bitrate [Mbps]: 15
Max Bitrate [Mbps]: 20Audio
Audio Format: AAC
Codec: AAC
Output Channels: Stereo
Frequency: 48 kHz
Audio Quality: High
Bitrate [kbps]: 320
Precedence: Bitrate -
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What do you mean when you’re playing it with an external player? Another piece of software like Quicktime or VLC, or are you taking the MP4 to external hardware like a Blu-ray player?
Hardware components may add additional processing, if it is indeed something like a Blu-ray player then I would check audio settings for EQ or other enhancements, and disable them.
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I meant like VLC, Quicktime and even when uploading on YouTube, all other codecs come out fine except for the AAC
I wonder if there’s another codec I could use that could deliver the same quality as H.264 but encode the audio using MP3
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