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My first inclination is that this song is real heavy on the bass so your laptop speakers don't handle it as well as your desktop speakers. But humor me, what kind of file is it, what's its audio bitrate, and have you converted it from it's original file type to something else?

I need to cut a chorus out of the song I'm using, but everytime I try to, it splits the clip in the wrong place...? Also, I need the two audio clips to blend together well enough that you can't tell I cut anything out of it...what's the best way to do this? For both of these questions, simply don't...

The reverse of this has been touched on many times before, and I'm completely out of the loop so I may just be feeding you garbage, but there's not really anything that can do this for you. I do remember one method in Audacity that involved splitting the stereo tracks and combining them again some h...

Uh, when you say "audio making", do you mean actually putting together digitally created music inside a program by adding various components, or recording your own live music?

Cast to Stone wrote:..best thing to do would be to import it to Vdub and demux the audio from there.

Maybe it's practically the same thing, but VdubMod can export a .WAV file directly from the video.

It would be nice to know what OS you're using.

There's also some pretty cheap devices that allow you to hook up a DVD player or game console with the proper video cable. And then, in turn plugs into a USB port. They tend to be pretty poor quality though, and really only useful for actual video capture from a non-DVD source. If your gonna pull so...

Yeah, could definitely be a driver issue. Try updating or even reinstalling them. But don't overlook the idea that it could be hardware. You could have a faulty jack.

If I'm not mistaken, most video editing programs have some way to create titles. I've been very pleased working with Sony Vegas Movie Studio recently, especially in creating rolling credits. But I'm not going to say it's the best. You could also try a simple photo editor to make your titles as well,...

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That's awfully nice, but I've already got Gmail as well, so I'll probably let mine recycle so someone else can have it. Besides, telling people "...@Gmail.com" is a lot easier than "...@animemusicvideos.org". I guess I'm just lazy like that. And just out of curiosity, what is it ...

Scintilla wrote:And you won't have to feel bad about pirating.

That may be the very problem, some people don't have a conscience.

First, just do exactly what the guides say. Then , after you see that it works, you try to understand it. After that, the more complicated scripting is a breeze. Just like driving a car right? People know that a car works, but not how the car works... Just keep it simple to start with, and make sur...

I would hope he's trying to pull the vocals from the original songs and then insert them into the string tribute version. Which is possible, but may or may not turn out very well depending on differences between the two versions. You can use Audacity to do the editing, check it out. It's a real good...

I know you can get audio through DVD2AVI, might be able to do it with DGIndex too. My process basically involves ripping the DVD normaly, loading the project into DVD2AVI, then choosing a selection on the timeline and saving it as an .AVI. The video quality will be crap, but it saves the audio in a ...