which quality of audio is the best for DVD formatt ?

pedromenba · Post by **pedromenba** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 1:56 am

I am capturing videos from my cable TV using a video card, I wanted to know which quality of audio is the most recommended to choose for a DVD format?
Thanks.
PEter

Post by **Ron P.** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 2:02 am

Hi Peter,

What version of VS are you using? One of the better formats to use is Dolby Digital, either AC-3 or 5.1

Ron P.

TDK1044 · Post by **TDK1044** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 2:53 pm

Ron is correct for compressed audio. Also, depending on Disk space, LPCM (uncompressed) audio is an option as DVD standard audio. I use either LPCM or Dolby 5.1

pedromenba · Post by **pedromenba** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 5:27 pm

My version is VS9 and the option Dolby works, I have recorded many videos from cable tv in NTSC DVD format , 352x240, data rate:2302. ( I am using DUB-t210 DLink card)
My audio properties are: Dolby digital audio 48000 hz 2/0 LR ; bit rate 224 kbps.Well, my problem is that some videos has too much noise, I was wondering if there is a way to improve that, or I have to make some changes in my audio properties.
Do you think that my hardware is the problem, I have an INTEL Desktop BOard D101 GGC, its features are:
Audio High Definition Audio subsystem using the Realtek* ALC861 audio codec
Video Integrated ATI* Radeon* X300 based graphics
If it is the problem how can I solve that?
Thanks for your answers.

TDK1044 · Post by **TDK1044** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 6:18 pm

My suggestion would be to create an audio recording of your file within Video studio, and then download an Audio Editor like 'Audacity' (free) and use it to filter your audio. Then you can import the filtered audio back into Video Studio, sync it up and replace the original audio.