Sound in Premiere vs. Sound in WinAmp

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Sound in Premiere vs. Sound in WinAmp

Post by Rozard » Fri Oct 25, 2002 10:41 pm

I just noticed that for some reason, there are parts of the song that I'm currently making a video to that cracks and pops when I'm editing. When I play it in WinAmp, however, it plays crystal clear. Could someone have an explanation for this?
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Post by RadicalEd0 » Fri Oct 25, 2002 11:22 pm

are you editing the mp3 directly or did you convert it to a wav first?
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Post by FurryCurry » Sat Oct 26, 2002 12:34 am

What are you editing in, too.

I'll assume you've converted to/are working with a .wav

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Post by Rozard » Sat Oct 26, 2002 11:17 pm

>_< Duh, that should fix it; I'm editing the MP3. If it still gives me attitude after I convert it to a wav. then I'll post in here again. If not, then assume it worked fine, and I'm just a big dumbass for not thinking about that. >_<
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Post by klinky » Sat Oct 26, 2002 11:57 pm

Yeah when I was writing Super Misato Lipsynch I used the DirectShow component to allow me to playback .wav .mp3 files while doing lipsynching. The problem was when I loaded a mp3 file, it would get chirpy and soung like shit. I tried a WAVE file and it worked fine. My guess is that the DirectShow mp3 decoding sucked ass, probably the same thing with Premiere's.

There are so many problems in Premiere that I truely think it's kind of a half-assed program, which is sad since it's one of the best out there of it's kind for the PC at the moment.


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Post by Jebadia » Fri Nov 08, 2002 1:57 pm

also..if your exporting your project with the video and the audio together, the audio seems to crack and pop in the finished product. Export the video and audio seperately then mux them back together later, if you don't do this already.
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Post by Rozard » Sat Nov 09, 2002 2:24 pm

Yeah, I need to do that. For some reason the audio in my new video gives out for a split second at 3:37.











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