I just my mini movie on DVD using encore, and the bass seems to be very high. I can hear like crackling sounds and it's bad. How would i fix this problem???

would i have to lower the bass in premier or something??

So no one uses Encore??????

Mike, I don't use Encore, but I was wondering this: have you tried the DVD on a number of DVD players, just to see if it might be how it plays on one DVD player and not another? I know I've had this happen, where the sound is quite different, depending on the player...

Just a thought.

no it starts after I export it as mpeg2 from premier pro, and if i watch my video in encore before i burn it, it also has the high bass crackling sound.

I use Encore and I don't know how it would change the audio like that.

Sounds like it's the mpeg encoding that is distorting your bass response. Make sure the MPEG settings are correct prior to encoding and try re-encoding.

I have questions for a person like yourself who has used encore. Can you really make anything a DVD button on the screens rather than the big square button limitations of most DVD authoring softwares?

Originally posted by Alex Dunn :
I have questions for a person like yourself who has used encore. Can you really make anything a DVD button on the screens rather than the big square button limitations of most DVD authoring softwares?

With Encore, yes. Anything you can create in Photoshop you can have be a button.

Any DVD authoring program that works with Photoshop files should also do this, but Encore and Photoshop are incredibily integrated.

Before Encore I used DVDit and made buttons with Photoshop.

ok i'll check my setting for exporting the mpeg2. Do you konw the setting i should be using??

Mike, I'm a relative audio novice too, but I think for NTSC DVD it has to be either 48K or 44Khz. I'm not in my office, can anyone else run down the required properties?