ed
Mon Dec 27 10:19:07 CST 2004
thanks to both of you for this info!
ed!
"Scoop" <Scoop@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:24B2F8C9-0B20-4F14-B128-394820B61DD7@microsoft.com...
> You can also right click on the clip on the storyboard and select
> "Volume".
> In my experience the adjuster is very sensitive; the best way to adjust it
> is
> to put your cursor on the adjusting lever until it highlights and then use
> the left/right arrows on your keyboard. This way you can adjust it in
> small
> increments in a controllable manner. Don't adjust it too high or you
> will
> get distortion.
>
> "Stan" wrote:
>
>> Under Tools, adjust the audio source level. You can also adjust the
>> sound
>> for each clip. Select a clip, then go to Clip on the tool bar and select
>> audio. You will need to adjust each clip.
>>
>> "ed sharpe" wrote:
>>
>> > low volume on movie.. is there a way to bost this before outputting in
>> > windows movie format?
>> >
>> >
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