From: Christopher Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Sound problems with high quality video
This could be a shot in the dark, but if you're getting "whirring" when
recording in stereo mode, that usually means that something in the audio
chain is out of phase and you are getting some frequencies that are
cancelling each other.
The problem could be in the wiring in your audio cables from your VCR to
computer or on tape itself if, it was recorded in a studio or make shift
studio that many of us have.
In any case either a cable(s) or connection has a positive point crossed to
a negative point or vise versa.
Or that may not be the problem at all and there is a ghost in your machine,
it's just something to think about.
At 04:01 PM 9/14/99 -0700, you wrote:
>From: FearNo1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Sound problems with high quality video
>
>I have a P2 350, 128 PC100 SDRAM, all in wonder 128 vid card with 16MB
>ram, SBLive value sound card. I have a phillipz hifi vhs vcr hooked up
>to my PC. Now when I encode high speed/high quality videos, ie 360kbps
>(64kbps audio, with the remainder video) using stereo music sound and
>normal motion video set at 17fps, I get odd whurring sounds when I
>play back the video. Does anyone know whats causing the annoying
>sound? Could it be that I need a faster PC? Its not on the source
>(video tape). I have the latest version of the Producer Plus and Real
>Player Plus. thanx
>
