Sound problem, sometimes..........

[Dogmeat]

I'm having a problem with many of the gaming videos I create.
There is a sound sometimes, a loud or even a quiet sound, a BZZZZ like sound. Almost as if the audio file is broken for just a second, it happens a few times different places in the videos.
I say it is sometimes because I thought I fixed it by right clicking on the file on the track, then Audio - Restore Original Sound, because I havent heard that sound or what it is for a long time.
It's not the files I copied to Magix because I've opened the "problem" files in my folders to listen for the sound and its not there.
Also, before I tried the "Restore Original Sound", I deleted the projects where the sound was and made a new (with that file/s that was the "problem") and then the sound sometimes was gone, and I also pressed play sometimes to listen for the sound in Magix, but for me that is a HUGE problem since some of my videos are 15+ min long, that means I have to listen through the whole thing every time to be sure there is no annoying sound.

How to fix? Do I have the wrong settings for audio, or maybe video?

[AWAPA Jota]

I've encountered the same problem today. I've bought MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 2016 Plus just a few days ago. The original file, while playing from the import box or from another media player, doesn't has the bzzz-sounds, but they appear as soon as I drag the file to the timeline and start playing it from there.
The strange thing is: I'm recording with Shadowplay only and keep the settings always the same. So far I've encountered this problem only with one file. The others luckily work fine. Anyway, that sucks!

Did you find a solution to this problem?

Regards,

Jota

[Dogmeat]

Problem solved...somehow I guess :/
I haven't solved it the way I hoped I would, and just to say this; It's kinda stupid and irritating that I have to pay 9.99 a month for help when it's just this problem I have encountered (when you are trying to submit a ticket on their homepage)
You can actually see in the timeline where the BZZZZ sound will be (if you zoom in you can see the audio inside the video, if you havent separated them)

I also use Shadow Play, so perhaps the problem is Shadow Play? I have tried different audio settings there but with no luck :/
But I cannot say for certain if it is Shadow Play because I have not tried another record program (I can try to record with D3D Gear tomorrow to see).

But what I did to "solve" this was to use a program called "Handbrake", and here is what it do:
"HandBrake is a tool for converting video from nearly any format to a selection of modern, widely supported codecs"
But, there's always a but. By using the programI I have to wait until it's converted (takes time, alot if you have several videos you need to convert) and when I play the video in Magix (to edit like cutting, removing, or adding pictures etc) it's laggy in the way that the picture freeze but you hear the sound (the program doesn't freeze or anything like that, more as Magix can't handle the frames?)

Yeah it's a strange way to do it :p, but that's my "solution" so far.
It's not much in spite of how many hours I've used to search around for the solution :/

Hope this helps,

Dogmeat

[AWAPA Jota]

I think I've found a better solution. I've just downloaded a program called "Free Video to MP3 Converter".

You can find it here: http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/Free-Video-to-MP3-Converter.htm

It enables you to extract the audio file within seconds out of your video and convert it to nearly any known audio file format (not only mp3).

I've just extracted the audio file from my video and converted it into a wav-file. Then I dragged the video into the timline of MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 2016 Plus and removed the audio by right clicking on the file -> audio functions -> remove audio-object.
Then I've dragged the extracted wav-file into the timline and thats it: Bzzz-sound gone!

You should give it try! Works great!

Regards,

Jota

[Dogmeat]

Hello there, Im sorry for not replying back to you sooner :/
I've tried your fix a couple of time, it does work. No "scratchy og BZZZZ" sound.
However, sadly, but it's probably just some minor settings I have to correct. That when I'm ready to export, Magix is back again to just kick me in my balls by telling me that the audio file is a format it doesn't recognise and the audio settings are wrong...
Grrrr

Dogmeat