Hi. I have downloaded Veggie Tales - The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything in .avi format and converted and burned it using ConvertXtoDVD. I always play it in my computer to confirm it came out OK and it plays and sounds just fine on my computer. So, I tried playing it in my living room in my DVD player and the sound it very low and muffled so that it is impossible to know what is being said. Here is what I have done to try to remedy the issue: I checked the original .avi file with two different codec problem diagnosing programs and they both said there were no codec conflicts or missing codecs. Just in case, I installed the most recent K-Lite codec mega pack. After that I used AVS Video Converter to convert and burn it with the same outcome regarding the audio. I am now officially "stumped" on what to do next. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.
Does convertxtodvd have any tools to "normalize" or increase the audio volume? Is the original avi audio mp3 or ac-3 ?
The original audio is mp3. I'm not sure if ConvertXtoDVD has any normalize options. Simply increasing the audio would not help, though, because what you can hear upon playback in the DVD player seems garbled as well. This one is a stumper for me. Thanks.
Do you have an audio editor installed? You can download "Audacity" - a free editor. Open the mp3 in the editor. Resample it to 48000. Make sure it is 16 bit/Stereo. Play it - does it sound OK? If the level is low you can normalize it, or increase the volume.
