Audio Sample Rate Fixed at 11024, clicking sound when burning or exporting

MagixMaven wrote on 5/14/2014, 8:53 AM

The audio sample rate is fixed at 11024 and I cannot change it. When rendering video either to the computer or to a DVD (I tried all different combinations of settings), there is a faint clicking sound throughout the video. There is no clicking sound when I preview the movie in Magix Exit Pro Plus 17. My program has the patch and is up to date. The file has a mix of audio sources and I feel like there is a codec issue with one of the sources, but I cannot figure out which source. I tested a new project and I did not get the clicking, so it is definitely a compatibility issue with the program and an audio source. The odd thing is all audio plays correctly, but the clicking sound is uniformly through the movie. 

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johnebaker wrote on 5/14/2014, 2:31 PM

Hi

In the past I have found that it is not a good idea to mix audio file types on the timeline - in particular mp3 and wmv and even more so when the audio bitrates are also different.

Try converting the audio to all the same format eg mp3 and only use these on the timeline.

There are some good free converters available if you do not have one.

HTH

John

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