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Old 02-06-2008, 06:22 PM
nick
 
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Default Audio on DVD Menus

I am creating a DVD with a menu using Nero 6. The videos
on the DVD each have audio, and the DVDs have been created from
importing .avi files. I want to have music playing while
the menu is displayed.

When I import a .mp3 file to play over the menu, the sound
is way louder than the audio on the videos.

How can I control the audio level on the avi/vob files
or on the mp3 file??

nick
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Old 02-07-2008, 04:19 AM
J Brockley
 
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Default Re: Audio on DVD Menus

"nick" <nick@NOSPAM.ORG> wrote in message
news:WNnqj.110658$ds2.51443@trnddc05...
>I am creating a DVD with a menu using Nero 6. The videos
> on the DVD each have audio, and the DVDs have been created from
> importing .avi files. I want to have music playing while
> the menu is displayed.
>
> When I import a .mp3 file to play over the menu, the sound
> is way louder than the audio on the videos.
>
> How can I control the audio level on the avi/vob files
> or on the mp3 file??
>
> nick

'mp3gain' will enable you to reduce the mp3 volume.


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