Aliased Audio

desync · 17th December 2006, 20:13

Does anyone else encode from Avisynth with NSVate?

The audio always comes out bad. It's not the codec as it sounds the same when you encode with PCM audio.

I guess this has been happening to everything I encode. I noticed it happening with my only Windows machine a long time ago, but chalked it up to the shitty sound card not dealing with 32Khz well.

I tried resampling everything from 48Khz to 44.1Khz thinking that maybe NSVate was trying to do it for me, but it doesn't help.

This does not happen anywhere but NSVate.

Ideas?

EDIT: I rendered a portion to disk uncompressed and encoded it from there. Still happens.

ken52787 · 17th December 2006, 21:59

On the NSV encoding screen, do you have anything set for volume multiplier? If it's higher than 1, you're probably overmodulating the input.

desync · 17th December 2006, 22:58

No, volume multiplier is 1.0.

Pemen6 · 28th December 2006, 17:17

[porn deleted]

Abse79 · 22nd January 2007, 06:52

See me phucking her!
*crap removed*

Jeeper One · 24th January 2007, 02:29

Hi everyone:

Quote:

Originally posted by desync
No, volume multiplier is 1.0.

Try lowering it and see what happens. That's what I'd do if I were in your shoes.

Hope this helps

Cheers

Pat (ala Jeeper One)

17th December 2006, 20:13	#1
desync Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: under deppy's car with bolt cutters Posts: 22	Aliased Audio Does anyone else encode from Avisynth with NSVate? The audio always comes out bad. It's not the codec as it sounds the same when you encode with PCM audio. I guess this has been happening to everything I encode. I noticed it happening with my only Windows machine a long time ago, but chalked it up to the shitty sound card not dealing with 32Khz well. I tried resampling everything from 48Khz to 44.1Khz thinking that maybe NSVate was trying to do it for me, but it doesn't help. This does not happen anywhere but NSVate. Ideas? EDIT: I rendered a portion to disk uncompressed and encoded it from there. Still happens.

17th December 2006, 21:59	#2
ken52787 Major Dude Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 1,297	On the NSV encoding screen, do you have anything set for volume multiplier? If it's higher than 1, you're probably overmodulating the input. NSV downloads An in-depth step by step guide for newbies, coming soon.

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17th December 2006, 22:58	#3
desync Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: under deppy's car with bolt cutters Posts: 22	No, volume multiplier is 1.0.

28th December 2006, 17:17	#4
Pemen6 Banned Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2	[porn deleted]

22nd January 2007, 06:52	#5
Abse79 Banned Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 2	See me phucking her! crap removed