Frage von peter_winkler:
Hello,
I just can not believe I'm sitting for hours and try to be a simple Quicktime movie set to music with a Wav file, but does not program. After Effects can not smear Wav files, and always s.and Final Cut either.
Can someone please explain to me just how he s.besten that, without quality loss (s.Mac) would. With Final Cut 4, and After Effects 5.5
Thank you very much!
Antwort von Larse:
Could it be that you have set in Final Cut 48Khz audio?. Trying times 44.1 kHz in the settings.
Antwort von Axel:
After Effects can not smear Wav files, and always s.and Final Cut either. The word "grease" "I connect with" unexpectedly ", should not happen. So what do you mean
Wav File? Is not that probably what it promises, but something defect, yucky.
Larses proposal does nothing to MUs, as always my default setting is 48 kHz, and I often import files with 44.1, without ever having had problems. According to the manual, all of differing rates are 48 kHz resampled anyway in real time, if too much is mixed in a reduction in rates of real-time audio lead traces. As long as you do not sit s.einem 300 MHz G3 iMac can, I believe we exclude.
Can someone please explain to me just how he s.besten that, without quality loss (s.Mac) would. With Final Cut 4, and After Effects 5.5 I would be the alleged "Wav" file time trying to open with QT. If that goes, then export again as Aiff. If not, there is some dirt (very likely, as AAE and Final Cut Pro QT work with yes).
If you do with the WMV player you can play anyway, you download the Flip4Mac - Player Down (Google), which is free as a pure player. It allows a wmv file with QT Pro as a Quicktime file secure. Funz is not likely.
If you can sound on the Mac to play with
any program, there are a number of fee (cheaper) Programs for the RT-capturing (eg,
Audio Hijack or
Snapz, google).
There remains, to play the file (somehow?) And capture the sound with analog audio recording on the QT. Then, of course, not without you afraid of the loss of quality.
Other solutions, such as with the more expensive
cleaner, are, as I know of others, from defective or no help to exotic files synonymous.
A question out of curiosity: Where is the file?
