audio

In one of my videos i tried using adobe premiere to get audio gain on my sound filr

now the mic delievers decent qualty but with the audio gain feature it was pretty terrible

now i really want to know howdo i get good quality after adding audio gain and make sure it doesnt get ruined

Just for refrence the audio was something like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnqcxUj_3Jg

Video in Question

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTznHgCMxlw

I own the distribution and reprint rights to this video. It was produced in the mid 90's using analog technology. When I posted it to youtube they just sent me an email saying that the music was owned etc, but not to worry. The owner of the music has now escalated it to yellow, red being next where Youtube limits my account. At yellow I have the chance to alter it or remove it. At red I have to remove it or put up with a limited account.

Hello,

Thanks for your time.

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Quick survey.... When you import audio into a video project, what format(s) do you prefer?

Typical project: eg. wedding video, corporate presentation, etc.
Audio content: eg. music, voice, sound FX, etc.
File type: eg. WAV / AIF / MP3, etc.
Sample rate: eg. 44.1khz, 48khz, etc.
Channels: eg. Mono / Stereo / Surround, etc.
Resolution: eg. 8-bit, 16-bit, etc.

Obviously, this varies hugely from project to project. So, consider the question for the most regular type of video work you do - a 'typical' project.

Hello!

I have an MP4 video I made, the output audio volume of which I need to increase so that the video's audio volume will not be so darned low on You Tube.

How would I increase the audio output of that MP4 file?

Thanks!

Matt

PS: I, like many, work with other video formats as well, and I'd like to be able to do the same, as above, with other formats as well. Thanks again!

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Greetings all!

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