Todd Perchert
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Compressor will be able to batch these for you. TC
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I like the Shareware program SoundConverter for all my audio conversions.
https://www.dekorte.com/projects/shareware/SoundConverter/
It does a whole lot for $10.
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Try doing an audio mixdown. This usually solves that problem.
TCTC Perchert
KRQE Commercial Producer
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Try converting the mpeg using QuickTime Pro instead. TC
TC Perchert
KRQE Commercial Producer
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Actually, MPEG Streamclip is from Squared 5. And yes, it works great!
TCTC Perchert
KRQE Commercial Producer
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Here’s an article that may help get you going.
https://www.studiodaily.com/studiomonthly/searchlist/5219.html
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I use SoundConverter frequently for converting to and from mp3/aiff/wav. It works with a gazillion audio formats. It is $30 though.
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[Tim Snider] “Source captured with Sony DSR-500 with YJ18x9 lens (DVCAM)
Footage captured with DSR-1500A via Firewire into Final Cut Pro, edited in NTSC/DV
Mastered to Betacam SP via component cables to deck from DSR-1500”Tim – this isn’t too far off from what we use. We shoot on a DSR-390 and playback on a DSR-45, BUT we capture 8 bit Uncompressed through our AJA iO instead of DV. This way any layering and graphics look better. Then we also dump out to BetaSP for broadcast.
I’ve found the end result, for what we are doing, to look better with this route than capturing and working in a DV timeline.
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It is 800 series. That might be a viable option. Although, I would like to get the two input receiver, rather than having two separate ones. What about microphones. I like the Sony 77, but would love to try out the mini lavs. Have you compared them at all? I’d like something easier to hide when it has a windscreen attached.
TC[Seth Bloombaum] “If your sony wireless are 800 series you’ll do well to get them repaired.”
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It helps to start out with a good microphone, and good placement. But, for an easy fix without spending a fortune, you may want to try to sweeten the audio in SoundTrack. I do this with most of my audio.
TC