I am trying to speed up the voice of the person on my video interview.
I have tried splitting the audio and video, and then time stretching / speed up, and then when I produce the video, and it ends up having a "burp" or an audio glych in some parts...how do I prevent this from happening ?
I would prefer to stay within the MOVIE EDIT PRO program, and I do not want to try and edit this outside of the program.
I think we need to see the problem to identify a workaround for this one.
Can you post the offending clip? Also how much have you sped the clip up by?
I often do the opposite, slow stuff down including audio and don't have problems.
Is it similar to what I'm doing in the video below where I've slowed down action but changed the pitch of the audio to remain normal? There is a bit of audio noise from handling the microphone and a small amount of wind noise from time to time.
Ray.
There is not any need to upload the entire file. This is a simple and common problem that anyone with basic level of experience with the software will instantly have an answer for, because not running into this problem is not possible for a basic level experience user.
I am not a basic level of experience, I have zero experience.
You are referring to something totally different, and complex.
I have a basic interview video with time stretch effect applied only slightly, to speed up the voice of the professor slightly, while remaining congruent with video. There is a protocol for this to ensure the audio doesn’t have hiccups
Hi
. . . . This is a simple and common problem that anyone with basic level of experience with the software will instantly have an answer for, because not running into this problem is not possible for a basic level experience user. . . . .
This is neither helpful nor courteous to the person you are responding to when asking for help.
If you want another user to help then help by providing information and/or samples as requested.
. . . .There is a protocol for this to ensure the audio doesn’t have hiccups . . . .
If there is a protocol what is it?
Your assumption here is that the issue is with the program, however, AFAIK, there have not been any other users reporting a similar issue with MEP, therefore the first step is to eliminate the video as the cause so as @CubeAce requested please provide a sample video clip from the same source that demonstrates this behaviour.
We also require more information:
See this topic and put your computer specification and MEP variant version information in your signature so we do not have to go hunting for it through your previous posts.
Help us to help you.
John EB
Forum Moderator
Sorry for my previous abrupt reply but I asked the question and supporting request for a reason.
I need to confirm first that the audio portion of the file file you work with has sufficient bit depth and sampling rates to get a smooth response from being altered. Working at some bit depths can influence the output quality of an altered file.
To give a partial clip would mean re-rendering the clip and altering the source files' data, so not of particular use. If not the file itself, a report from MediaInfo may suffice to try to work out what is going wrong, but also there are a few working methods within MEP that could do this for you, so knowing which you chose to use would also be useful on top of Johns' requests.
Ray.
Hi
. . . . This is a simple and common problem that anyone with basic level of experience with the software will instantly have an answer for, because not running into this problem is not possible for a basic level experience user. . . . .
This is neither helpful nor courteous to the person you are responding to when asking for help.
If you want another user to help then help by providing information and/or samples as requested.
. . . .There is a protocol for this to ensure the audio doesn’t have hiccups . . . .
If there is a protocol what is it?
Your assumption here is that the issue is with the program, however, AFAIK, there have not been any other users reporting a similar issue with MEP, therefore the first step is to eliminate the video as the cause so as @CubeAce requested please provide a sample video clip from the same source that demonstrates this behaviour.
We also require more information:
See this topic and put your computer specification and MEP variant version information in your signature so we do not have to go hunting for it through your previous posts.
- What export preset are you using and are you changing any of the options in it?
- What is the source of the video clip and post a MediaInfo analysis of it - details are in the topic linked to above?
- Are there any other video or audio objects in the same region of the timeline which overlap?
Help us to help you.
John EB
Forum Moderator
Control your EGO, get it out of the way, and focus on the solution for the customer.
There is absolutely no reason for all of these requests, I have a 2020 Alienware Laptop, top of the line, and the problem is not hardware.
You are attempting to help from a place of ego, which is helping you, not the person on the forum.
Thank you for trying to help, but you are either not qualified, or not capable of helping on this issue, (or likely more just operating from a place of EGO)
if you do not instantly understand the issue, as this is a simple issue that someone with experience using the software will understand instantly.
John and Ray are seen doing this on many posts on this forum, answering posts from a place of EGO, and backing each other up, leaving the forum poster with no solution.
Fine by me.
Have a good day.
Thank you for trying to help, but you are either not qualified, or not capable of helping on this issue, (or likely more just operating from a place of EGO) if you do not instantly understand the issue, as this is a simple issue that someone with experience using the software will understand instantly.
Sorry, but if Ray or John do not have the experience in using this software and you don't trust they are responding with helpful advice and useful subsequent questions, then I don't fancy your chances of finding a solution here!
Hi
This forum is not Magix Support, it is a user to user forum with members who have many years of experience in video editing with Magix products.
To denigrate their knowledge and experience and make unsubstantiated comments such as 'from a place of EGO' is not a good way to encourage members to help you with the issue you are having.
Remember - only you are sat in front of your computer, no one else can see it and any attempt to provide a solution would be guesswork.
I would suggest you read Community rule 2 - link is at the bottom of the page, and this topic here.
If you are not willing to help us by providing information requested then the issue is not going to be resolved here.
John EB
Forum Moderator
John and Ray in fact are being paid by MAGIX and should be a providing assistance to forum users in an altruistic ego-less, customer focused manner...rather than using this board as a way to support their ego and be in a position of perceived authority...
...No support is better than bad support. If you don’t know the solution, there is no reason to create these extra dozens of posts like this...
@VideoPro@VideoPro @johnebaker
John and Ray in fact are being paid by MAGIX and should be a providing assistance to forum users in an altruistic ego-less, customer focused manner...rather than using this board as a way to support their ego and be in a position of perceived authority...
Ahh....I see your problem! Did you read any of the responses and links John and Ray posted, properly? Obviously not!
Like:-
CubeAce wrote on 10/20/2020, 8:17 AM
@VideoPro
You are not our customer. Please get that straight. We are other users of the software and not Magix staff.
Either you help us with our requests or sort it yourself.
We are not the ones having problems.
I'm easy either way.
and the "this topic" link that John posted twice:-
I would suggest you read Community rule 2 - link is at the bottom of the page, and this topic here.
which includes this statement shown in it's original bolded and underlined form:-
This is a user-to-user community. Posts are normally not answered by Magix staff but by volunteers in their own time. You are much more likely to get a reply if you follow the steps above before you post. Thanks for your attention!
If you had you would have realised where they were coming from before you started blowing off, thereby saving a lot of angst and the unnecessary posts that you complain about!
Nobody contributes more to this forum (for free) than those 2 guys and if it does make them feel a little better about themselves, so what, if that's all they are getting!
I think an apology from you might be in order.
Peter
@Scenestealer refrain from comments on this ticket which are not directly related to a solution.
Is that a deal then?