bhp236
May 2nd 03, 01:31 AM
Hi,I have same prob and the only way i found to solve
this is too uninstall WinDVD,I read some where that if u
get new drivers from the people who make WinDVD it will
solve the prob but i went to ther site and couldnt find
any.Hope this helps,if u have any luck sorting this with
out uninstalling WinDVD Id love to know
All the best
Billy(UK)
>-----Original Message-----
>I am going to ask this question again in case someone
>knows the solution. I can't seem to find one anywhere.
>
>Clips recorded into Collections from my DV camcorder as
>DV-AVI sound ok when played back until placed on the
>timeline. The audio is distorted slightly producing a
>higher pitched 'tinny' sound. This remains after saving
>as a movie file back to the DV camcorder. I have come
>across others with the same problem but no solution. I
>have tried renaming all the *.ax files as suggested
>by 'PapaJohn' to see if there is a codec clash but
>without success. I have gone as far as formatting my
>drive, reinstalling Windows clean and testing on Movie
>Maker 1 before installing any other software but the
>problem is still there. I am running the latest version
>of XP with all the updates. The same problem exists on
>both my machines where the only common hardware is the
>brand of motherboard. Can anyone offer advice as I have
>hours of edited video saved to disc before I noticed the
>problem.
>.
>
this is too uninstall WinDVD,I read some where that if u
get new drivers from the people who make WinDVD it will
solve the prob but i went to ther site and couldnt find
any.Hope this helps,if u have any luck sorting this with
out uninstalling WinDVD Id love to know
All the best
Billy(UK)
>-----Original Message-----
>I am going to ask this question again in case someone
>knows the solution. I can't seem to find one anywhere.
>
>Clips recorded into Collections from my DV camcorder as
>DV-AVI sound ok when played back until placed on the
>timeline. The audio is distorted slightly producing a
>higher pitched 'tinny' sound. This remains after saving
>as a movie file back to the DV camcorder. I have come
>across others with the same problem but no solution. I
>have tried renaming all the *.ax files as suggested
>by 'PapaJohn' to see if there is a codec clash but
>without success. I have gone as far as formatting my
>drive, reinstalling Windows clean and testing on Movie
>Maker 1 before installing any other software but the
>problem is still there. I am running the latest version
>of XP with all the updates. The same problem exists on
>both my machines where the only common hardware is the
>brand of motherboard. Can anyone offer advice as I have
>hours of edited video saved to disc before I noticed the
>problem.
>.
>