Roger Bansemer
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If you are looking for a sound like the dog barking or any sound at all, you can most likely find it for free at:
https://www.freesound.org
I upload sounds there and everyone that does shares them royalty free. It’s a great resource.Roger Bansemer
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Another suggestion is to take a slice of audio on part of your video that is clean and paste it over the click. Of course that only works when there is no speaking going on. That has saved me many times.
Recently I had a bad spot with some crackle that lasted only a second or two. The video was on a farm and I added a couple seconds of barking dog over that short section to camouflage the bad audio and it worked like a charm.Roger Bansemer
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I’m also doing some editing on the road and found I needed a really fast system. I bought a laptop from IbuyPower.com
Not cheap but you can get a very powerful system with any option that you desire. All of their computers are custom built.Roger Bansemer
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I’ve recently discovered something about those gaps and the frame not hitting the framed mark but falling in the middle.
You can move the audio independently from the video anywhere between the frame and it will stick and not snap to the frame marker. This is good especially when you are trying to remove a click or something. However, when you then move the video it will snap to where the audio event is which sometimes happens to be in the middle of one frame.
Roger Bansemer
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I render shows we do for PBS in the Sony MXF format. Very high quality.
A great player to use to view them is the free Sony XDcam viewer.Roger Bansemer
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No, there are many clips from different takes so each clip (event) needs an FX package but from there each take would need to be tweeked individually.
Roger Bansemer
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Upon reading this I am interested to know if the problem with the fields actually shows up as something you can visually see when viewing it in a television monitor or is it one of those things that just gets the thumbs down from the broadcaster as not being correct.
What actually happens in the final viewing to flag it as bad.
Roger Bansemer
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Recuva found and saved the files. Thanks so much.
RogerRoger Bansemer
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Ah! That’s what I was needing to know.
Thanks
RogerRoger Bansemer
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Yes, I usually do the same thing. Sometimes if I’m doing a audio recording through the Vegas Arm and record, I sometimes slip up and it puts those wav files in windows default directory on the root.
Roger Bansemer