OT: Increasing the volume in a movie clip

[stephen barncard]

Quicktime Pro is very useful and a recommended tool for anyone working with
video. It's a well-spent $30 but often bundled with Apple software like
Final Cut or Logic. You can edit and insert edit audio, video and text
tracks in QTP.   Good for stringing together several help videos, say, shot
in a lower-quality format. iMovie can't do that - it has to upsample
everything to SD format, huge intermediate files, rendering.

Some subscribers here that switched from digest to get-every-email mode
seemed happier with the decision. Digest doesn't really organize, it seems
to just confuse, and doesn't let one participate in ongoing discussions very
well.

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Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://barncard.com


2009/5/19 Ryno Swart <swartart at iafrica.com>

>
> Many thanks, guys, I am muddling through with Audacity (a tough learn for
> me) and iMovie, importing and exporting and having fun! The QuickTime
> solution, I presume, requires QT Pro, which I don't have.
>
> I would have replied to your messages earlier, but I for some reason this
> entire thread did not show up in the digest which I receive in Mail, and it
> was only when I thought to check the archives that I found your replies.
> This seems to happen to me regularly, the clue being a "new" thread that
> shows up in the digest, but the first message I see is already a reply (Re:
> etc), and then I look through the replies hoping that somebody quoted the
> original message somewhere. I presume that I am not unique. I mentioned this
> before, but if anybody wants to follow upon this, I can try to report what I
> receive.
>
> Ryno.
> http://artistvision.org
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