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Editing with AVS files has never failed me... why is this method inadvisable?

BasharOfTheAges wrote:Apart from the fact that demonstrates a pretty big failure in execution (and is horribly tacky), realize a lot of contests will DQ you for using dub audio.

1) who said anything about contests?
2) who said anything about dub?
3) who said anything about Dairy Queen?
4) did you even click on the link?

l33tmeatwad wrote:Heh, I wouldn't say it's complicated, the guide just covers his to handle audio in AviSynth. I do realize it covered more than what you needed.

Yeah so ummm about the loudness and the scratchiness...

HalOfBorg wrote:If you are making AMVs then you probably don't want the audio.

Unless, of course, the music in question has no lyrics and I find that including select bits of dialog enhances the impact or helps the audience understand why certain clips were included.

https://vimeo.com/85131335

Hmm... the audio is intelligible, but really loud and scratchy. WTF.

By the way, your guides were actually quite a bit more complicated than what I really needed to do. I was able to cut it down to a one-step process, as follows:
Pretty easy.

Meatwad, you are my favorite forum member ever.

l33tmeatwad wrote:Here's a guide I have for handling MKVs several different ways: Handling MKV & MP4 Files

Okay, I've successfully gotten video from an MP4 into Virtualdub that way... but what about audio?

A 30-day trial version of Premiere Pro 2.0, if you can find it.

For the past few days, I've been doing my editing on a Sempron 150. (2.9 ghz, single core).

I'm not having the sorts of issues that you describe.

PEBCAK.