Noise in video

[Panteradon]

I am trying to video my display for the first time and I get a lot of noise like hissing. Do you guys have that problem? How are you capturing the music to video? Is there a way to filter the noise out?



Thanks

[DownTown]

The best way I've found is to import your video onto your computer, and then use the original media file to overlay the sound from the video. That way you get nice clean sound with your video.

D.T.

[cmoore60]

How do you overlay the audio file? What program? How do you get it in sync?

Chuck

[Dale W]

I use Windows Movie Maker (it came with the computer).

You import the raw video/audio.

You can look at the raw audio (it will look like it does in the wave form).

You simply add the clean audio file (it will also look like the wave form), and manipulate the audio file (move it left or right) until it is aligned with the raw audio and then you mute the raw audio.

It takes a bit to get the hang of it, but once you do, it can be done quickly.

Believe me, I am not a video hound and if I can do it, anybody can.

Good luck!

[jstein]

Do not forget, you might want to mute the original audio once you have everything lined up. I also use windows movie maker, it's fast and easy.

[Push Eject]

I use Final Cut. Works great.