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weird DVD authoring problem with Live exported wavs IN DVD architect
Hi Guys,
a newbie here so bare with me.
I have been making some video using video from my camcorder, photos, music ripped from CD’s and some of my own music that I have written in Ableton Live. I have put it all into Movie studio 9 platinum edition.
When I had finished my piece I exported it as an mpeg. Wonderful everything was great. A friend then asked could they have a DVD copy so I transferred it into DVD architect and burnt it. All the visual side was great. The audio from video camera was great. The ripped CD was great. The music that I had created myself where allover the place. The sound fluctuated up and down and was unuseable.
Any ideas why that would be. It was recorded in 44100 16 bit standard CD quality. There is obviously an issue just with my homemade music. Any ideas why that might be.I am using Windows 7 and Ableton Live 8
Any suggestions gratefully received as I need to produce some video that will be going to DVD and I need this sorting.
Many thanks
Cosy Pete
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9 Replies
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That should not be happening.
How does it sound if you do a playback in Vegas before rendering?
Try a DV-AVI render, listen to it and see if you still have problems. -
Dear Mike,
thanks for the reply. I too know that it shouldn’t be happening. When I am creating the piece in vegas studio it sounds great. When I render it to as an mpeg it’s great. It’s only when I put it into a DVD and only my Live home created stuff.
You mention about exporting it as a DV-Avi file. How do I do that on for the DVD setting as when I click the disc icon at the top and go through the rendering etc it doesn’t give me an option to DVD-Avi it. Sorry for not knowing.
Many thanks
Cosy Pete
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Pete, AVI isn’t a DVD setting.
File – Render as – Video for Windows (*.avi) – NTSC (or PAL) DV -
Dear Mike,
thanks for the reply. I understand the AVI stuff. It’s me not making myself clear.
When I export my video as an mpeg it plays great so there is no problem there.
When I go (in Vegas) to the top and press on the disc item it will render it as an mpeg (I think). You were talking about making it as an avi. It has no way of choosing that if I do it that way. That’s what I was trying to explain in regards to your post.
Sorry for not being clear. Does that help at all.
Thanks for your patience
Pete
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Pete, I guess I wasn’t making myself very clear either.
I wanted you to render it to AVI so that you could see if you were having the same audio issues that you are with an MPEG-2 render. -
Dear Mike,
I have exported my piece of video as an avi file and an mpeg and then putt them into DVD architect. I changed the setting to PAL as I’m in the uk. Both the avi and mpeg sounds were the same with the volumes all over the place.
Any more ideas ?
Thanks for all your help
Pete
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Pete,
For the life of me I can’t figure out why your music should be a problem, especially since everything else is OK.
Do you have a site that you can post one of your songs to so that we can download it and try it? -
Hi Mike, I don’t but if you send me your email I can you send it too you as it’s on 45 MB. Or email me at cosypete@gmail.com
Would that help at all.
Thanks for all your help
Pete
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Email has been sent.
BTW, it’s never a good idea to post your email address the way you did as you’re just asking for spammers to harvest it.
It’s better to do it something like cosypete at gmail dot com
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