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Audio Issues after DVD burn
I’ve been using Vegas 6.0+DVD Arch. for DVD production for over a year and it has worked very well for me. Out of the blue I am having audio issues with the DVD I burn. The audio volume and quality are great while editing, but once burned to DVD, the audio is almost gone. If I play the DVD on my computer, it’s fine. I have tested this in several other DVD players and had the same result. Any ideas?
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5 Replies
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Defective media?
DVD burner going bad? -
Can you suggest any other ways to help troubleshoot the issue? How would I be able to tell if it’s bad media or DVD burner?
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Are you saying you get NO audio? Or reduced audio?
It could be that you have a stereo output and are “Y”ing them down to a single channel into the TV?
It could be that you have audio on the left (or right) channel only and the opposite plug is the one plugged it?
It could be the standard volume reduction that comes with AC3 (unless you change some settings)?
Lots of things it *could* be!
Edward Troxel
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Thanks for the suggestions. All cable are connected and function properly. To answer your volume question, you can hear it a little if you turn the volume control to 100%. This is true in 2 different DVD players I am using to test the issue.
If I play the DVD in my computer DVD player through PowerDVD, it workd fine. Why would it work here and not in another player? Is it possible that there is something wrong with the way I am rendering the ac3? Current settings are “Audio: 192 Kbps, 48,000 Hz, Stereo.”
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