Mike Aurand
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Well, is your video going to be distributed via NTSC broadcast? TV/Cable? Then, yes. If you are making DVDs then it is still very smart to do.
If everything is for web only then no it doesn’t matter at all.
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Well… how are you getting the video? What quality is the source?
You could have them compress it to an mpeg2 file at 8Mbps. That should be fine. You could have them give you a much higher bitrate and re-compress.
That will also let you use stereo uncompressed audio. If you compress your audio you can use a higher video bitrate.
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If the pop is very short you can zoom in on the spike and just turn it down.
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Does it pop from where ever you press play? What OS are you using? It could be anything. Possibly performance related. I’ve noticed Audition 3 requires a lot more PC then 1.5 did. (I never really used 2) It could be your sound card too.
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All you should have to do is click to end of track >| and then click record. DO NOT highlight a section. You’ll only record there. It will overwrite from the mark on.
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Just click the delete key. In Edit mode you can also select Effects > Mute. This wont change the overall length.
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There may be 2 ways.
If you have a mixer with at least 2 buses then you need to set it up so the computer output goes to 2 only and the input goes to 1 & 2. Then you monitor 2 and you’re good to go. (This is our setup. We have mixers with 8 sub buses. We assign 1&2 to the computer. We set every thing to 1&2 and MAIN {L&R} except the computer which we only rout to MAIN)
You may be able to disable the internal mix on you sound card. On the recording mixer see if you can mute everything but your line in.
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Sounds like you don’t have the routing right. What sound card are you using? Is it multi channel?
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I would try re-installing.
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Your outboard gear is analog.