Level of Volume WMP Audio files

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• Different sound level on the exported audio files?

  Today, I opened Audition, created a session multitrack with sampling frequency 44100KHz, 2 channels (stereo) and 32-bit depth.

  I tried to merge a part of a song with the rest of another song, but I realized that the hearing has a low sound level as Windows Media Player or any other media player.

  I looked for any configuration that could make WMP change the original sound, but he did play the song with the original sound level

  If I have the low sound of hearing was something that wouldn't stay in the exported file.

  But he did! And it was always like that, not just today.

  What should I do?

  It is not entirely clear as to where is your lower level, but if you're talking about level hearing on the mixing being 3dB lower than what happens when you play multitrack, then the answer is simple - you need to reset the pan law-3dB center left/right cut (logarithmic) - this option is in the preferences > multitrack at the top of the pane. This will give you the same level on a file drop-down mixed or exported as you see on the screen.

  But if you talk of levels of listening about, then it is very difficult to make useful comparisons to all levels of output. WMP and hearing use drivers and completely different engines, to the sounds of Windows via the Windows mixer - which changes even when reading levels. Hearing, if it goes directly to an audio device via an ASIO driver, don't get disturbed by the operating system in the slightest (that is the idea...), but if she gets plugged into the operating system for the output, then once more, the level can be changed through the Windows mixer.

  But in the final analysis, it's not really important. Hearing files can be standardized so that the peaks are just below 0 dBFS, and if you do that, they will play correctly on any other player. If they seem to be more silent, it will be because of the overall volume of the file, and it is a decision of mix - nothing to do with the format of file at all. And this is often a problem with the mixture of two songs from different sources together - if it is been compressed a lot to make it sound louder and the other does not, while the levels will never match perfectly to the join, whatever you do. Your only recourse here would be to compress the most calm one more to match the first - but that 's going to change the sound, probably in ways you might not like.

  So, quite a lot of options, really.

• Can I adjust volume in audio file of Windows DVD Maker for the Menu?

  Hi - I am using Windows DVD Maker. I selected a Menu Audio file (via the command button Customize Menu). He is much stronger that those of the audio from the video file it is essential. I can't change because it has several volumes adjusted in Windows Movie Maker.

  Is it possible somehow to reduce the volume of the audio file of the menu? Thanks for the tips!

  The same as my previous answer... prepare the
  files before importing in creation of DVD.

  You can convert video clips of the. WMV
  Format... import into Movie Maker... adjust
  the volume and re-check. Then import them into
  Creation of DVD.

• No volume in audio files

  I have no volume when I play the audio files I downloaded. My speakers work fine, but I can't hear anything when I try and play one of my videos. Help, please!

  Hi Gino and Chris,

  Thanks for posting this question in the Microsoft Community.

  I imagine the inconvenience that you are experiencing. I'll certainly try and help you in the matter of fixing.

  To help you to propose measures to solve the problem, I would appreciate if you could answer the following questions:

  1. What is the format of the file you are trying to play?

  2. are you able to read files stored on the computer with no problems?

  3. do you have an anti-virus installed on the computer program?

  4. are you aware of any recent software or the hardware in the computer changes?

  You can go through the steps in the article and check if it helps. Here is another article with some good to help with sound problems. Go through the steps and tell us if it helps.

  Hope this helps and let us know if you need more assistance. We will be happy to help you.

• Use WMP to play audio files of older games triggers the Crash game

  I have a game more Microsoft called Age of Empires. The game has some cool sound effects, I went into the game directory and played some of the sounds with Windows Media Player. Now when I try to play the game, it crashes when these sounds are triggered.

  I learned that WMP adds a kind of coding for audio files when he plays, and that older games such as Age of Empires do not include this extra info so when the game tries to play the sounds, it crashes.

  I tried to uninstall the game completely and put it back and even delete audio files and their replacement, but he did not set. It is only the sounds that I played on WMP that cause the game to Crash, all the sounds I was not playing on WMP still work fine.

  Can you please tell me how to resolve this.

  Hi Halima,

  Thanks for your reply. I managed to solve the problem in a different way. I open each file with a program (I use Adobe Audition) for audio editing, you click Save under and saved all of the audio files as new mp3 files, crushing & replace the original files. I did it in bulk by opening all the audio files at the same time and choosing "save all".

  This seems to have removed the additional coding added to audio files in Windows Media Player and the game can play these audio files when triggered.

  That said, I do not understand why crushing & replacing the mp3 files fixed the issue so that the uninstall & reinstall the game does not - this method of relocation removed all files of game (including all audio files) and replace them with the original from disk files, but still they cannot be triggered by the game. Maybe the computer recognized them somehow as the same files that WMP had altered and automatically change them again. Very strange.

  Thank you

  David

• How to adjust the volume to specific levels by using the batch file?

  I use Windows Media player and want to adjust the volume level automatically using planning.

  Anyone have any suggestions on how to set the volume level by using the batch file?

  such that 0 is mute and 10 max, I want to set the volume 4

  Thanks in advance for your suggestions

  Eric

  Hi Eric,.

  The question you have posted is better suited to the MSDN forums. You can ask your question in the help link.

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories

  Hope the helps of information.

• Master Volume Control / Mute button that controls the audio files on the entire Folio?

  Hi, is there is no way to create a Master Volume Control / Mute button that controls the audio files on the entire Folio?  We have individual pages with noise when the page loads and there is a mute option for these on each individual page to help

  There is no way to toggle all the sound elements through the application.

  Neil

• Creating a bar of the Volume control for multiple audio files

  I'm pretty new to Flash and developing a project with a series of images containing unique video clips. Each of these frameworks are accessible via a menu based all chapter in being visible straight like a regular movie. I just added the audio for each 'chapter' / framework, all of which are unique from each other. I'm having a problem with the creation of a volume control bar that affects all the sound elements throughout all the images in the control bar unique on the General interface/skin that these chapters are working on. (With the help of Flash 8)
  
  I developed a sliding control bar, that works, but does not affect the volume, somehow. Is there something wrong with the coding that I use? (The control bar consists of a button nested in a clip and the action is applied to the mc. The bar/line to follow is 60px banner for a long time and control is to move horizontally while the increase reflects the increase in the volume. The original code was for a 100px line leave a tutorial from macromedia that I adjusted to be 60px banner) advice on best practices for the creation of a volume control bar would be greatly appreciated! (I currently have all of my audio files on separate layers, should I be placing these in a mc rather than just having them on the main timeline?) Thank you!!!
  
  

  Answering my own question...

  Each individual swf has the code...

  var my_sound:Sound = new Sound();
  my_sound.loadSound ("someSound.mp3", true);
  my_sound.setVolume (50);

  Code on the shell/main drag...

  OBJECT SOUND
  var sound: Sound = new Sound;
  soundtrack.setVolume (50);
  END OF THE SOUND OBJECT

  GLOBAL VOLUME CONTROL
  var nVolCheck:Number;
  volSlider.volBall.onPress = function (): Void {}
  this.startDrag (false, 0, 0, 0, 75);
  nVolCheck = setInterval (updateVolume, 150);
  };
  volSlider.volBall.onRelease = function (): Void {}
  this.stopDrag ();
  clearInterval (nVolCheck);
  };
  function updateVolume (): Void {}
  var flight: Number = (volSlider.volBall._x) * 2;
  soundtrack.setVolume (flight);
  };
  END OF THE GLOBAL VOLUME CONTROL

  My bar is 75 pixels in width and volume is being increased from 1.5 to peak.

• Increase the volume of the files to burn to CD?

  I have an mp3 file that I need to burn it to a CD using Media Player, but there was a problem with the recording level and who speaks can hardly be heard with the completely mounted volume on my speakers and multimedia player.  It of better when I play with the SRS WOW effects, but is it possible to add these effects or to increase the volume of this file, when I burn it to the CD is strongest when played?

  CatherineS

  No, Audacity is definitely the way forward as its a million times better than WMP audio editing. Work a little more maybe, but well worth it.

  You can add effects with Audacity, VST and other.

  In WMP you can normalize the volume when burning (Options > burn > you will see the option on this tab).

  Personally I would not trust him, I use Goldwave and sometimes daring.

  See you soon,.

  Jerry

• Options for adjusting the audio files on several scens

  Hi all.

  I just did a search for information on this question but couldn't fine anything specific to what I'm looking for. If there is already a thread that deals with this issue please feel free to point me in that direction.

  I use flash cc. I have a .fla with 8 scenes (apparently I shouldn't use scenes as they are outdated now, but I find it more practical to scroll through thousands of images and test only small portions of the video together. "I just saw something combining .fla smaller and separate files so maybe next time, I'll try).  I have a lot of sound files embedded throughout these different scenes, each of them worth 'stream '.  There are a lot of voiceover and synchronization of the lips of character during several different layers.  So far, the time is fine and playback is fine on all scenes.

  However, a friend who helps me with the said sound individual files need a lot of work (i.e. to change the volume (and perhaps EQ)) for some of them.  I could go back through each layer/instance and the volume individually but that the process takes time and, for some of them, the volume is already contributed to the maximum in the envelope and yet they need to be stronger (or doctored EQ), which means that their manipulation in hearing and then re - insert back into the time line.

  This is my basic solution I want to fall back on if there is no other choice for a faster process. All audio files are .mp3 or .ogg.  Ideally, what I'd like is a way to extract all the sound elements of the .fla, (while maintaining the timing of each file compared to the other), in hearing as a session multitrack so that individual files can be modified accordingly and then reinserted back into the .fla and when is not affected.

  Something tells me that is not particularly realistic depending on how flash works with scenes.  I've only worked with flash for about 5 weeks, so my experience is quite limited.  Any suggestions on how to make this task easier, even if only a little?

  Oh, it's another solution, that someone suggested that, rather than insert the file itself in the line of time (from the library) I could insert a bit of actionscript code that points to the location of the file.  This way I could load all the files in audition manipulate them, then save them with the location where the points of actionscript and the timeline would automatically update accordingly.   I don't know if this is a solution for my situation even though I understand actionscript is very versatile in this way.   However, I also read that actionscript can confuse the calendar sync sound/animation on several stages, when it is piled up all together at the time of publication.  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  There is nothing wrong with scenes, they are very useful at the same time. People who say do not use maybe never had cases that show the utility they are.

  If you use the stream for the lip sync, you should have stayed with WAV, which is much easier to manipulate than the MP3.

  External MP3 with the code reading would have been almost impossible lip sync.

  The fastest solution would be if you had external files you imported originally, then you could take those by hearing and import new files to the library, to replace those who was there.

  If you do not have the external sound files original there is a trick that you can do. Go into every scene and make an orders/convert to other Document Formats/HTML5 Canvas. A little whim of the converter is that it converts the level you are and any FLA (unless you happen to the next level.) I hope that you will get this scene as a HTML5 Canvas in Florida you can then do a test movie, and it will publish to all the sounds in a folder, ready for Audition. You can find the file names have changes, and you need resolve names before you import the new sounds into the AS3 FLA, give them correctly.

  If that sounds intimidating, install Flash Pro CS6, what you can do on the part of previous Versions of the CC/Apps tab. CS6 you can right-click on each sound in the library and edit it in the hearing. Unfortunately, this requires hearing 9.0, which you would also need to install the previous Version of CC/Apps (and it will overwrite your current version). I ee who's here is 9.2.0, which I think might work.

  So, to find the sound files original would be the easiest way, and moving by HTML5 Canvas might work more easy to reinstall CS6 and hearing 9.2.0.

• Saving audio files to low

  Hello - I have an upgrade to Windows 10 Pro and now when I try to save an audio file for a captivate project, the volume is very low and it seems that recording is muffled.  I have tried different helmets, appeared the volume on the computer and can not get the issues sorted.  Any ideas?

  Charles

  You may need to rummage in the settings of 10 Windows for the specific domain that allows to change the volume level for the recording devices (not the playback devices).

  If this does not work, your problem could be related to needing an updated driver for your Win10-compatible recording device.

• The rendering of required Audio files madness!

  I have searched this problems and have seen many others with him, but not solutions. Adobe?

  I have a related video track and five audio tracks with track volume keyframes base.  The linked Audio and video track are all MOV (ProRes codec) files and all audio files are WAV files.  When I try to make something, she wants to "Make Audio files required" for EVERY SINGLE TRACK in the project, even if I only went a second clip 10. This process goes on for hours because the project has 8 hours of video and audio. I have 8 projects like this and all do the same thing.  HOW ON EARTH am I supposed to get anything done if I have to wait 2-3 hours each time I want to make a short clip!  I've never seen this issue in first before so I don't know why it's happening. It seems to have appeared in CC.  More importantly, I am under a VERY tight and should make nearly 80 hours of video output and I need to find a solution for this ASAP.   Phone support personal Adobe must be some of the most incompetent and useless people that I never dealt with professionally, I send you my call here.  Willing to pay to get this resolved if necessary.  Also having problems with the audio from some securities renders is not out for no apparent reason.  According to me, it's also another question people have, but not Adobe solutions on either.

  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  See you soon,.

  Jeff

  

  For the benefit of anyone else who runs into this problem, I was finally able to get resolution on this. I'll spare you the details of how this process was frustrating, but it's fixed now.

  In our case, our audio clips were 96000 Hz, however, sequence settings were at 48000 Hz. Whenever we tried to export it was forcing audio to be first sous-échantillonnées.  Once the sequence parameters have been set at 96000, made the audio stopped and immediately exported.  A month of frustration fixed in 10 minutes by a level 2 tech support company who actually knew what they were doing and were quite knowledgeble. Which is more than I can say for al of their other technicians.

• volume of FLV file

  I imported a video .flv (value progressive download) into the first slide in a Captivate 3.0, imported project followed by slides with audio. When the project is presented in preview or published, the volume of the video is substantially lower than the volume of audio clips. We have placed the .flv video file on a web page outside the Captivate project and the volume level seems fine, but when placed in Captivate, something seems to happen to the volume levels... We also checked that audio clips in the slides after the video play to their normal level.
  
  Anyone know why this is happening or what can be done to solve the problem? It's really a discordant effect from the quiet video to (what seems to be) extremely strong following slides!
  
  (I found this question in a previous request, but he never responded, can help)
  

  FYI, a way around the problem:
  -Extract the audio from the file source, encode it to MP3 video
  -Encode the source (without audio) as a FLV video
  -Import the FLV into Captivate, in Flash Video properties, go to the audio section and join the MP3 that you created. The audio will play at its normal volume at first, but better yet, in the section "Edit" on this tab, you have access to all the same volume and standardization controls you have in any other Captivate slide.

  Worked for me - only downside so far is that if you're looking for in the slide with the video on this subject, the video and audio can become slightly out of sync.

• T400 adding 2nd HD for audio files, any PERSON using Ultrabay Adapter II successfully?

  I use my T400 to record the audio in my project studio. I would add a second HD for audio files and the content of the programmes.

  After some searching of web and because of my current installation, would like to know what additional HD system would work well. I'm happy with my system, but see some stuttering and dropping out of school. I run a MOTU light Ultra in the 4 pin F / w.

  1. I can use the Ultrabay, with SATA adapt II to drop in Seagate Momentus 7200, SATA300, 320GB, which hopefully will be compatible. I saw a post that this works like SATA300.   2 I could use a glyph Portagig 7200 RPM 320 GB, 800 F/W or USB as an external hard drive. I need Garland who at the MOTU F/W400 to connect, I'd be from ports. I don't know if USB would be as good on transfers.  NOTE: My Card/Bus Express slot is in use for other attachments.

  Is someone using a second HD with any one of these methods successfully?  I would go on the road II Ultrabay adapter, to be able to use my other attachments when editing.  CD/w could come back when I need to burn a finished product.

  No matter who sees all conflicts, I, as a beginner, do not see?

  Thank you

  Thanks to all who responded.  I was out of town, without my password.

  Bill wrote:

  I have several IIs adapter Ultrabay and they work very well with a variety of SATA 2.5 "drives for my purposes

  *********

  Dr. Khan wrote:

  Yes. It will work with no problems atall.

  I personally use one. So far so good...

  **********

  I started to pick up after a previous thread by Dr. Khan, stating that its SATA 300 disc had worked. So thanks to both for the

  conformation.

  Kawika says:

  But, seriously, I recently returned to the field / natural records, particularly indigenous and endangered forest birds. I am quite amazed at what I can get out of this PCM recorder (Oly LS-10 w / depth of 24-bit 96 kHz, AudioTechnica and Sennheiser microphones, Sony flat). Workstation is with WavePad for a function I use, noise reduction and then Raven for sonogram analysis and noculars. I looking for something that compress the "echo" the file and did not find something suitable. The Oly came with Cubase LE 4 of Steinberg, and I get a little, um, stunned, when I look at that too long. Newbing all over again, so maybe you have suggestions? The long-awaited T400 replaces my current T41 which, well, gets a little upset at times.

  *******

  Yes, I the Oly LS-10, a very good hand unit.  I also received the Cubase LE 4, but for me, its got a steep learning curve.

  Much more easy DAW is all on a single page of Mackie Tracktion 2 or 3. Very easy to learn and your final product will be just as

  professional such as Cubase. If you learn Tracktion, you will have an easier time with the more complex Cubase.

  http://www.Mackie.com/products/tracktion3/ check it out.

  ***********

  Zilla wrote:

  So, to be on the safe side with the T400 Ultrabay, you could buy the new disk of 320 GB at 7200 RPM Lenovo announced in January.

  I didn't know that Lenovo made a great and fast.  An option, if it is near the level of Seagate.

• Audio files in Movie Maker

  Some of the audio files in my Windows Movie Maker do not play, but some are, no clue as to what is happening? I checked the volume on two silent audio and they are so full, but still not issuing. The files themselves play fine on Media Player.

  You may have a compatibility issue with some
  audio files.

  Just because a file is played in Windows Media Player
  does not ensure that it will be compatible with
  Movie Maker.

  Several audio formats are apparently compatible
  with Movie Maker, but the most reliable choice
  are .wma or .wav

  Conversion of files to the WMA format before
  import into Movie Maker could solve the problem.

  There are many programs that can do conversions...
  The following freeware is an example...:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Format Factory
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Format_Factory
  (the 'direct link' is faster)
  (the file you want to download is: > FFSetup260.zip<>
  (FWIW... installation..., you can uncheck
  ('all' boxes on the last screen)

  First, you will need to decompress the file or just open the
  Drag FFSetup260.exe out of the folder
  and drop it on your desktop. To install left click.

  Next, after the download and installation of Format
  Factory... you can open the program and
  left click on the toolbar, the "Option" button and
  "Select an output folder to" / apply / OK.
  (this is where you find your files after they)
  are converted)

  Drag and drop your audio clips on the main screen...

  Select "while"WMA"/ OK...

  Click on... Beginning... in the toolbar...

  That should do it...