Missing Audio

[Jon Barrie]

Hi Carla,
I’d first do a quick test then use this workaround.

Test and Work around:
1. Set the work area using the alt+[ and alt+] keys to have some to the good audio the bad and then the good again.
2. Export>Audio> WAV
3. Import that and listen to it. If it is clean then you should Export and import the whole Audio and check it.
Use this exported only audio as your audio in the SVCD author.

– Jon 🙂

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[Bart Straman]

hi there

Did you put your audio for your microphone form your camera on a different audio track than the other audio (which you can hear) ? If so, than mayby you have to look at your export settings, mayby it’s exporting only one audio track and one video track or so..

Now if the above with the audio track isn’t the problem.
try exporting to dvd but on a folder to your pc (it’s a option you can choose), take the files and play them on your pc before burning(with powerdvd or such). if you do hear audio, than it’s nero or your dvd equipment (on your tv? )
(I recommand exporting a tiny bit, for testing, so you don’t have to wait like 10 hours or so)

Ultimate Bart
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[Carla Cameron]

Hi Ultimate Bart,

Thanks for the advice. You may be right about the burning software. I can play the video on the pc both as a wmv and mpeg2 svcd and hear all of the audio. I can even hear it when I transferred it to my usb driver. I will try using another burning software.