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Premiere6 diminished sound problem
Previewing the edit of a small 15 min movie all is fine with audio & video (A/V). Exporting the timeline to a movie file, again, all is OK with A/V.
However, converting this same file to MPEG1 or MPEG2 (Ligos or TMPG), the resultant sound is reduced in volume quite considerably. Approx half to two-thirds is DOWN in gain from its DV AVI original.
Is there any explanation for this and what is the remedy ? What I want to avoid is having to turn UP the gain (pull up the rubber bands) on the audio tracks.
This never happened when converting DV AVI files to MPEG in MSPro so why should it happen in Premiere ?
Grateful for any suggestions.
Merv
AMD Athlon 900Mhz - Asus A7V 133 SktA M/Board - Matrox Marvel G200 VidCap/Graphics card 16Mb SGRAM - 512Mb 133Mhz of system RAM - 30Gb boot ATA100 System Hard Disk - 40Gb ATA100 Video Hard Disk - both 7200 IBM Deskstars. Win98SE. MediaStudioPro 6.0.0.2 Matrox RT2500 w/ Flex3D AdobePremiere6.02. Camcorder: Sony PC4
However, converting this same file to MPEG1 or MPEG2 (Ligos or TMPG), the resultant sound is reduced in volume quite considerably. Approx half to two-thirds is DOWN in gain from its DV AVI original.
Is there any explanation for this and what is the remedy ? What I want to avoid is having to turn UP the gain (pull up the rubber bands) on the audio tracks.
This never happened when converting DV AVI files to MPEG in MSPro so why should it happen in Premiere ?
Grateful for any suggestions.
Merv
AMD Athlon 900Mhz - Asus A7V 133 SktA M/Board - Matrox Marvel G200 VidCap/Graphics card 16Mb SGRAM - 512Mb 133Mhz of system RAM - 30Gb boot ATA100 System Hard Disk - 40Gb ATA100 Video Hard Disk - both 7200 IBM Deskstars. Win98SE. MediaStudioPro 6.0.0.2 Matrox RT2500 w/ Flex3D AdobePremiere6.02. Camcorder: Sony PC4