Ok, well i have been working on this project for about a week now, lol i have like 40 video files
that i cut the beginning minute, and last 10 seconds off of the videos. i am using windows movie
maker to do this in, and well i just finished cutting all of the files, and i went to play them....
and like the first half is absoloutly fine, but the second half, the audio gets all out of sync with
the video it is about a second behind the video. any ideals on how i can fix this? maybe i need to
re-encode all of the files again, or somthing else, i dont know plz help /biggr...

With this program you can format your audio files to another format like MP4, MIDI, MP2, MP3, MIDI
etc..,and a lot of more for more info ,you can visit their homepage: http://www.germanixsoft.de/
direct dowload here http://www.germanixsoft.de/beta/v30/setup.exe Hope this is the great program
for you....

what program/s do you think is best to edit audios? to mix audios up change audio formats.. what
programs do you mostly recommend everyone to use? please help me out because i really want to know
that i have one of the most reliable ones out there...

Ok guys. I got a problem. I just got a new camera but when i take a video with it and put it on my
computer the speech is delayed for about a second. So the persons lips start moving and a sec later
the speech starts. Is there any way to fix this without having to buy any software? I have some
video software already but i don't think you can use it to match up speech and video. Any help
for this? Thanks. Note: To all Mods and Admins I think this is where this goes. If not my deepest
apologies. Thanks....

Well first of all I would like to know what you think is the best audio format? Meaning stuff like
asf, mpeg, wav, mp3, wma, rm, ogg, atrac... and blah blah blah and for that particular audio
format, what's the best encoder for it? I just discovered my mp3 player could read asf files so
i started searching for an encoder, couldn't find one. I'm seriously taking a look at the
LameEncoder for mp3 apperently it only takes about 128kps to rival with cd quality sound while the
windows media codec needs 320kps....

WavePad is pretty basic but good software for music junkies. If you don't like parts of a song
then take it out. Want to do mash-ups like on the radio all you have to do is select the part you
want then select the part you want it to mix with the click "edit" -> "paste mix". it's really
cool. The program itself, i think, is open source, so if you want to change something then you can.
This is the second program i tried to mix songs together. The first was Audicity which is availible
from www.audicity.sourceforge.com it seems almost exact except i wasn't able...

I was just curious if there was a good one of these which is also user friendly to a beginner. I
know this is a lot to ask for, but asking doesn't hurt. Thanks for any help....

Does anyone know of any decent/good freeware(or cheap software ~$10) that will allow me to edit
mp3's or wav's and drag/drop in new peices so i can add stuff to songs or just edit stuff
out i dont want? any help will be much appreciated....