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You're right, it's 44.1. I dunno how I got that logged in my head in the first place. I, too, thought it was strange that the system didn't bug me for incorrect Deen values. But yeah, my clips all look good, so I'm going to proceed as planned.

Mmmmm, that did it. I tested it, it opened. I saved a sample clip from the DVD and the .avi came out with the proper sound from the .wav file. AND it was encoded correctly at 41.1KHz according to the file info in VirtualDubMod. This is everything I could hope for, and I dunno if a simple thanks is e...

Gave a try on that one, Scintilla, but it still presented the same error message, word for word. Egads, this quotation mishap has been present through all of the clips I've extracted thus far. Does this mean the Deen effect didn't go through on any one of them? I thought the script was supposed to w...

Yeesh, sorry about my silence; I was working on some of my non-leisure projects for the past week and was too busy to check back on this. But after some thorough reading and trial-and-error, Qyot27, I can proudly say: Victory! I was able to successfully convert a sample audio track into 41.1KHz than...

The run command was something I tried as well, but had no effect. Interestingly it doesn't find the file specified, even after it's been clearly placed there. The second method Qyot27 mentioned sounds promising, since I'm not able to find the older versions of dBpoweramp and SSRC appears to be for M...

Yeah, it came with an .inf file. I tried it under that basis and didn't fix anything, not even after a proper restart. Maybe it's just not 64-bit compliant. For all intents and purposes, it is important that I convert 48.0KHz tracks to the rest of the audio in my project which is 41.1KHz... right? :?

I gave that a go, mirkosp, but it hasn't changed anything. Even restarting the computer, BeSweetGUI still haggles me about the missing file. But the .zip did come with two files. Is there a more elaborate, more specific way to install it other than copying and pasting?

Yeah, Scintilla. Even at extremely high volume, the song sounds virtually flawless... apart from the heavier-than-normal bass, but I believe that's a result of my Winamp equilizer and subwoofer. Alright, then I will do what you recommend by simply "normalizing" that section of the track in Premiere ...

I've been following A&E's technical guide quite religiously, but I'm having some difficulty converting some audio that the guide doesn't get into in more detail. As inferred from the thread title, it's a two-part problem: first, converting DVD audio to 41.1KHz; and second, normalizing tracks. Proble...

I used to do some work in Photoshop 7.0 and Premiere 1.5 for school a long time ago. Now I have the entire CS3 suite and I'm starting my first AMV to get my hands dirty on what this suite has to offer. I've followed A&E's guide on how to properly make clips. They're all from DVD sources and I'll be ...