Video and sound is fine while watching live. But recorded video, the sound is like I have a tape player recording the sound. It's high pitched and just sounds weird. It is a SAA7130 tv tuner card. Sound comes from tv card to line in on computer.
Check your sound properties. It is probably defaulted to a low setting. Try raising the setting to one that says DVD quality and see if that fixes your problem. Hope this helps.
Not the volume controls. Under properties for your recording device there should be a setting like 16 bit 32000hz DVD quality & such. Find the one that sounds best to you and use that setting to record.
mpeg 2 is the problem. Most digital TV is transmitting in the mpeg 4 format. If you record to hdd it's possible to convert to mpeg 4 if you have the software to do it. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help.
If you can record in the source format you can convert it later to avi using software like nero or roxio. This may solve the problem, or it could be that a low end TV tuner card was installed in your computer by manufacturer & nothing would help the card.
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I added all the volume controls to the window and turned all of them all the way up, also put them in the middle. New recorded video still sounds like it's set to hall or concert. But it isn't.
The bundled software is Honestech TVR. I'm not real impressed with it anyway. It will not act as my desktop, and if I record in anyother format other that mpeg2 it will time shift error. In the properties under recording there's no audio options. And the bitrate I turned all the way up to 8000mbph. I wish I could send a screen shot of this thing. It's kind of a joke for a program.
Mpeg 4 is for streaming video for the internet. It does the same thing if I record in DVD-NTSC, some reason It will error when I try to record in AVI.
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