[x9 Ultimate]Poor Audio Rendering on video

[Duck]

Hi,

I've been working on a project which includes video clips with integrated audio. I've been using the Audio Filter to amplify the sound to 600%, and using NewBlue Audio Polish to remove some noise.

Playing in VideoStudio, it sounds amazing. However, when rendering to a MPEG-4, the sound isn't great - it's clicky and nowhere near the quality of the preview. When each clip begins, it does a weird thing where it sounds like it's misplacing a tiny noise fragment from later in the clip to the start for a milli-second. Very annoying!

I tried saving as a WMV... and this proved worse, as all audio-filter changes simply didn't appear, and I could only hear the music track.

Am I missing something glaringly obvious?

Happy to provide further details as required.

[Ken Berry]

We need to know the video and audio Properties of the video in the project: right click on a clip in the timeline and copy ALL its Properties here or take a screen grab of the Properties box and upload it here as an Attachment. Do the same for any other type of video in the Project.

And what are the Project Properties? Have you ticked the box beside "Show message when inserting first video clip in timeline"? If so, did you get a message asking if you wanted the Project Properties to match those of the clip?

And what format are you wanting to render your project to?

[Duck]

Thanks for the very prompt reply! I suspected more information would be needed, but didn't know what it would be, so thanks for explaining!

I've attached the video properties - this is consistent for all the videos in the project. I've also attached the project properties.

I'm trying to render as MPEG-4 AVC (1920 X 1080, 30P, 15Mbps)

For the clip I showed video properties for, I boosted the clip by 600% using amplify audio, and used NewBlueFX Audio Polish (61% noise reductions, compression 1.74, brightness 45%).

I'm pretty certain I did click the button when I inserted the video the first time to match the project properties to the clip, although that was a while ago!

Hopefully it's something simple to fix! Thanks in advance!