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In a previous post it was discussed that sometimes when importing music files they can be very loud and even clip. I just imported a song and the entire file clips. I know it isn't a distorted file because it came from a cd. No big deal I simply lowered the level. I just finished a project and after adjusting the audio levels (I also checked by clicking ctrl + G) everything sounded fine. Once I burned a test dvd the audio didn't sound right coming from the dvd player. Some portions we just too low. It sounded great from the timeline and the levels were right on the nose. So my question is should I change my audio reference level (in project settings)? I have it currently set to -20db. Maybe I should raise the level. Any ideas? Thanks.
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David
DMS Films, New York
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Mine is set to -9 db, which is standard in Pinnacles/Avid Liquid.Originally posted by DMS Video View Post
I still do a lot of audio there, or in Steinberg’s Wave Lab, so I can still use audio-plugin from Steinberg, TC, or Waves. When ready, I re-import the audio in Ediusvolki (Sony HVR-V1E + DR-60)
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If I am not mistaken you can only set project reference level to reference levels which are video standard. -12/ -20 ntsc and -18 for pal.Steve
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I thought that also Steve, but it appears that even though those are the presets that are shown, you can type in different numbers.Last edited by pjsssss; 07-30-2009, 04:46 PM.Comment
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You are correct . I was also corrected here.
Never to old to learn. :)
Thanks.Steve
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I tried changing the level to -12 (versus -20) in the project that is currently on my timeline. I didn't really know what to expect but I don't see any difference. Maybe I don't understand how it works in Edius?David
DMS Films, New York
Laptop - Edius 7.42 / Intel Core i7 4960X Extreme Edition Desktop / 3.6GHz/4.0GHZ / 32GB Hyper-X Quad Channel 1600MHz Ram / Nvidia GeForce GTX-880 w/ 8GB of GDDR5 Video Memory / (3) 1TB SATA-3 V-NAND SSD / Windows 8.1 64-bit
Desktop - Edius 5.5 / Intel i7 975 Quad Core 3.33GHz / 12GB DDR3 1333MHz / Nvidia GeForce GTX-275 / Vis Title 1.1 / FireCoder-Blu / (2) 27" LCDs / JVC DT-V24L1U (24" 1080p) / Windows Vista 64 - www.EditHD.comComment
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I even tried -3db onceOriginally posted by DMS Video View Post
Audio in my speakers was lauder, that’s all
But I new to Edius and don’t know all the tricksvolki (Sony HVR-V1E + DR-60)
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