I have a wmv file and the audio portion is too loud. Is there any free software that I can use to lower the sound track and decrease some static/noise? I tried to use audacity (it has amplify effect) but it seems not compatible with wmv file. Thanks
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Need A Free Software To Edit Audio Part On A Wmv File I want to lower the volume on a wmv file
#1
Posted 14 December 2011 - 10:57 AM
Hello
I have a wmv file and the audio portion is too loud. Is there any free software that I can use to lower the sound track and decrease some static/noise? I tried to use audacity (it has amplify effect) but it seems not compatible with wmv file. Thanks
I have a wmv file and the audio portion is too loud. Is there any free software that I can use to lower the sound track and decrease some static/noise? I tried to use audacity (it has amplify effect) but it seems not compatible with wmv file. Thanks
#2
Posted 14 December 2011 - 04:58 PM
MikeHung, on 14 December 2011 - 10:57 AM, said:
Hello
I have a wmv file and the audio portion is too loud. Is there any free software that I can use to lower the sound track and decrease some static/noise? I tried to use audacity (it has amplify effect) but it seems not compatible with wmv file. Thanks
I have a wmv file and the audio portion is too loud. Is there any free software that I can use to lower the sound track and decrease some static/noise? I tried to use audacity (it has amplify effect) but it seems not compatible with wmv file. Thanks
Hi Mike,
This might do the job for you, and the price meets your criteria
http://www.sonicdown...&adid=742700073
My wife uses it all the time and likes it.
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#3
Posted 14 December 2011 - 05:39 PM
compnovo, on 14 December 2011 - 04:58 PM, said:
MikeHung, on 14 December 2011 - 10:57 AM, said:
Hello
I have a wmv file and the audio portion is too loud. Is there any free software that I can use to lower the sound track and decrease some static/noise? I tried to use audacity (it has amplify effect) but it seems not compatible with wmv file. Thanks
I have a wmv file and the audio portion is too loud. Is there any free software that I can use to lower the sound track and decrease some static/noise? I tried to use audacity (it has amplify effect) but it seems not compatible with wmv file. Thanks
Hi Mike,
This might do the job for you, and the price meets your criteria
http://www.sonicdown...&adid=742700073
My wife uses it all the time and likes it.
Uhh, he said he tried audacity, and you linked to audacity... Apprantly in Any Video Converter, if you go to the settings, you can adjust the volume of converted files. However, that also converts the video, which will take an hour or two. (in that case, you may as well convert the file to a standard mpeg-4 one)
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#4
Posted 14 December 2011 - 05:49 PM
LiveBrianD, on 14 December 2011 - 05:39 PM, said:
compnovo, on 14 December 2011 - 04:58 PM, said:
MikeHung, on 14 December 2011 - 10:57 AM, said:
Hello
I have a wmv file and the audio portion is too loud. Is there any free software that I can use to lower the sound track and decrease some static/noise? I tried to use audacity (it has amplify effect) but it seems not compatible with wmv file. Thanks
I have a wmv file and the audio portion is too loud. Is there any free software that I can use to lower the sound track and decrease some static/noise? I tried to use audacity (it has amplify effect) but it seems not compatible with wmv file. Thanks
Hi Mike,
This might do the job for you, and the price meets your criteria
http://www.sonicdown...&adid=742700073
My wife uses it all the time and likes it.
Uhh, he said he tried audacity, and you linked to audacity... Apprantly in Any Video Converter, if you go to the settings, you can adjust the volume of converted files. However, that also converts the video, which will take an hour or two. (in that case, you may as well convert the file to a standard mpeg-4 one)
Uhh, you're right. Gotta learn to read more carefully....
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#5
Posted 16 January 2012 - 07:08 PM
Hmm,as what I know that seems many of the video converter can lower your audio when you convert it,even though that may not a good way to do that ,I think it worth you to have it a try.
#7
Posted 08 November 2012 - 01:52 AM
As to noise reduction see Software Informer and other downloads. And guess WMV, and generally Windows Media, is now supported by all media players so you don't need to convert your video. And the player's volume control should be enough to turn it down.
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