I got a friend who's got footage made with a Panasonic 24fps burnt on a DVD.
Problem is that sound is really low.
I thought I could "normalize" his sound track but will I be able to open these shots from the DVD in Vegas?
And the fact that it was recorded 24 fps, will it make a difference?
I ask cause the camera was rented and I think playing the original tapes in my Sony cam (29,97 fps) won't work, but since he got his masters burnt on DVDs...
And is "normalizing" the best way to correct these sound tracks or is there another way that would be better?
Thanks!
Problem is that sound is really low.
I thought I could "normalize" his sound track but will I be able to open these shots from the DVD in Vegas?
And the fact that it was recorded 24 fps, will it make a difference?
I ask cause the camera was rented and I think playing the original tapes in my Sony cam (29,97 fps) won't work, but since he got his masters burnt on DVDs...
And is "normalizing" the best way to correct these sound tracks or is there another way that would be better?
Thanks!