Edited a wedding. All plays well on the storyboard. When I out put to Arabesk only the opening menu screen has audio.
The rest of the dvd has no sound. Any ideas?
Missing Audio
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Re: Missing Audio
A couple.
Did you use Compressed audio?
If so, it should just amount to a audio setting on your DVD player.
Look for a setting where you choose between MPEG and LPCM, choose MPEG.
If you did not use Compressed audio, look on the Storyboard in the audio menu for red segments that denote overmodulation.
Lower any segments enough so they are no longer in the red.
If no segments in the Red, authoring to DVD on our machines seems to boost the audio a few dB which could be causing the same overmodulation in the transcoding.
Try lowering the entire Storyboard by 3dB.
Did you use Compressed audio?
If so, it should just amount to a audio setting on your DVD player.
Look for a setting where you choose between MPEG and LPCM, choose MPEG.
If you did not use Compressed audio, look on the Storyboard in the audio menu for red segments that denote overmodulation.
Lower any segments enough so they are no longer in the red.
If no segments in the Red, authoring to DVD on our machines seems to boost the audio a few dB which could be causing the same overmodulation in the transcoding.
Try lowering the entire Storyboard by 3dB.
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At school they asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up.
I said “happy" and they told me I didn’t understand the question.
I told them they didn’t understand life.
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