Re: WMV volume control problem

["Ed Wurster" <eawurster -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

>> We were sent an 8.4 MB WMV file whose volume goes up and down
>> in 2-3 second waves. We do not have access to the source
>> video from which the WMV file was generated. In a perfect
>> world, we would process that file with an application that
>> moderates the volume to a constant level. Any ideas?

Try Audacity.

You could convert the WMV to WAV, MP3, AF, AU, OGG first, and open with
Audacity. Or...

If you can play it back, then Audacity can record it from your sound card.

It will take a while to negotiate all of that. Then you apply normalize or
one of the other filters.


Ed Wurster

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