I don't use Vegas, but there's a good thread here on dialog normalization with input from Vegas users.
I don't use Vegas, but there's a good thread here on dialog normalization with input from Vegas users.
Last edited by Captain Khajiit; 10-15-2011 at 07:03 PM.
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Captain Khajiit's Basic Guide to Encoding with HCenc
Thanks I'll check that out. (but good God, does that seem complicated! haha)
For certain yours sounds louder because the original DVD audio was AC3 audio with dialogue normalization settings that you lost when you extracted to wav files. I wrote up a whole guide for this some time back... lol. nevermind. CK beat me to it with his link above.
Unfortunately it is a bit of a confusing topic. Keep in mind that although I advocated pretty strongly in that guide to use the film light dynamic range compression setting, many viewers will probably prefer the tighter range with "film standard." It is a subjective matter of hardware and listening environment as to which setting is preferable.
Last edited by geminigod; 10-15-2011 at 07:00 PM.
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