Annoying blinking noise after exporting video.

I-hate-you wrote on 9/3/2017, 2:50 PM

If it's not one problem it's another, just give it to me straight, why do these expletive remove insufferable blinking noises happen during a video? They aren't part of the original file, it's Magix that adds them in, I exported the videos to MPEG-4, everything else about Magix works fine except for when I watch footage back to make sure everythings good randomly a loud zapping noise is randomly happens, this is also a glitch from Magix but thankfully this annoying occurrence didn't happen on my exported movie, heres a video I made that explains the issue better (video removed by moderator for highly offensive language)

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johnebaker wrote on 9/3/2017, 3:28 PM

@I-hate-you

Please do not load your post with expletives they do not make any meaningful contribution to the post and are liable to reduce the willingness of others to help you.

We need more information - in particular an analysis of the source video used for the project, using MediaInfo - post the results from the Tree view of MediaInfo.

John EB

Forum Moderator

emmrecs wrote on 9/4/2017, 3:24 AM

@I-hate-you

Please do not load your post with expletives they do not make any meaningful contribution to the post and are liable to reduce the willingness of others to help you.

I can only whole-heartedly echo John's statement. This is, I believe, at least the third post where unacceptable language has been used by you in a public forum; then the linked video is listed on YT as "Why Magix Edit Pro is S***".

I am not prepared to even view a video with such a title.

If you seriously want the help of other users you need to considerably moderate your language.

Jef
Forum Moderator

I-hate-you wrote on 9/4/2017, 2:14 PM

None of this helps me

emmrecs wrote on 9/4/2017, 3:04 PM

@I-hate-you

Unfortunately, I agree that

None of this helps me

but when you post using offensive language you dissuade anyone who might have been tempted to offer advice from doing so.

As I wrote before, I will not view the video you attached to your first post whilst it is listed on YouTube using the title you gave it. If you are prepared to change the title and moderate your language in any future posts I think you may well find that at least some users may be willing to offer advice.

Jeff

I-hate-you wrote on 9/4/2017, 3:18 PM

I should really start putting disclaimers on my posts telling viewers to only comment solutions, but fine since profanity is the equivalent to acid for you I'll change the title of the video.

johnebaker wrote on 9/4/2017, 3:37 PM

. . . . I should really start putting disclaimers on my posts telling viewers to only comment solutions . . . .

Profanities with the disclaimer will still be against the forum rules - see item 1 here.

You will also find people are more willing to help when 'friendly' questions are asked.

We do appreciate how frustrating things can get when an issue arises.

How about the MediaInfo information I asked for?

John EB

emmrecs wrote on 9/5/2017, 6:23 AM

Hi.

Thank you for changing the offensive title to your video. Unfortunately, the actual overlay text on the video itself also contains a number of offensive and obscene words; as a result it has been removed because this is a public forum to which minors can have access.

I can only reiterate; if you genuinely want help you must follow the rules of the forum and not use any obscene or offensive language in posts or attached videos.

BTW, it is almost impossible to read some of the explanatory text on your video because it is displayed for such a short time; unfortunately, that is not also true of the obscene language.

Please take this as a formal warning that any further misuse of this forum and its rules is liable to result in you being banned. I apologise for being so blunt but you seem unwilling to moderate your language.

Jeff
Forum Moderator

I-hate-you wrote on 9/5/2017, 2:10 PM

We need more information - in particular an analysis of the source video used for the project, using MediaInfo - post the results from the Tree view of MediaInfo.

bam: https://imgur.com/a/XMATw

I-hate-you wrote on 9/5/2017, 2:12 PM

BTW, it is almost impossible to read some of the explanatory text on your video because it is displayed for such a short time; unfortunately, that is not also true of the obscene language.

The text isn't important, all I want to know is why there are annoying dinking noises and how to stop them, this seems to be my last problem so can I pwetty pwease get a solution so I never have to come here again.

Kyle

I-hate-you wrote on 9/6/2017, 1:54 PM

Uh, gentlemen...?

emmrecs wrote on 9/7/2017, 3:23 AM

I think the issue may be caused by your soundcard being unable to handle the data throughput that your video requires. As a result it is buffering the audio, leading to drop-outs and the sounds you hear.

I-hate-you wrote on 9/7/2017, 3:55 AM

But how? The audio glitches only start during some but important parts of the video, and don't show themselves while watching the video through Magix, plus my computer is very powerful, it is HIGHLY unlikely that the soundcard is at fault

johnebaker wrote on 9/8/2017, 7:38 AM

. . . . plus my computer is very powerful, it is HIGHLY unlikely that the soundcard is at fault . . .

What is your computer specification?

Include

processor make/model
graphics card or chipset
RAM type and quantity
hard drive configuration, size(s) and free space?
Windows version and is it up to date?

John EB