Hello dcpc007,

You're right. Sharing a file extract here is the best way to begin to resolve your audio issue. If it's too big to attach to your post, using the Attachments option:

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you could upload it to:

CyberLink Cloud
One Drive
Google Drive

... or any shared file site, then post the link here.

Once members can hear what the audio is like, they'll be able to make suggestions about cleaning it up.

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Quote Hello dcpc007,

You're right. Sharing a file extract here is the best way to begin to resolve your audio issue. If it's too big to attach to your post, using the Attachments option:

...

you could upload it to:

CyberLink Cloud
One Drive
Google Drive

... or any shared file site, then post the link here.

Once members can hear what the audio is like, they'll be able to make suggestions about cleaning it up.

PIX

Thx, i try export a short audio track and share it tomorrow (late in france :

The forum can accept files up to 5MB in size as attachments. If the exported audio clip is larger than that, please use a cloud sharing site like the ones PIX suggested.

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Thx, i try export a short audio track and share it tomorrow (late in france :

Done, 15" of noisy gymnasium
With some voices

Everything sounds normal given the environment and the action going on. What are you trying to clean up? Do you have an example of a similar recording that sounds more like what you want?

Quote Everything sounds normal given the environment and the action going on. What are you trying to clean up? Do you have an example of a similar recording that sounds more like what you want?

Hi, sorry for the delay. Real Life important period

Sorry for the errors in some terms, not sure which use in english sometimes.

For the sound, i would reduce echo ? Gymnasium resonance ? background sounds ...
To focus more on the ball sound, and speech.


Currently, i can't reduce the global sound, and if i keep current level, it's like headache after 2 min
I use a "good" micro (Rode VideoMic Pro) with a gopro hero 6, but maybe not optimal configuration or can't do better with that in this case.

It’s been almost 4 months now. I would ask for a sample with some silence included so one could set up the software to do the job. You can probably fix it yourself as others did. See these posts for the solutions from others: https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/45748.page and https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/21112.page . Here is a product that can help: https://fxfactory.com/blog/effects-2/remove-excessive-reverb-room-echo-from-your-video/ .

I'm not sure there's much you can do other than lower the overall volume so it's easier on your ears.

If a person was giving a speech, for example, you could focus on that and use the noise gate and/or noise reduction tools. Without the video to understand what's happening, I can't hear any clear "narrative" that you'd want to focus on.

If there's an area with only the kind of sounds you want to remove, select that area and try Auto Denoise. You may have to use the manual method and use smart analysis to come up with a preset. You'll probably have to adjust the 3 sliders to get the best sound, then save that so you can use it on future clips.

Here's what using a preset sounds like on a clip with backgound power hum and too much echo:

This tool may help: https://youtu.be/DW3NhuvQu8c?list=TLGGYiONpQxCa70yODAxMjAyMQ . The echo is reduced.

Quote I'm not sure there's much you can do other than lower the overall volume so it's easier on your ears.

If a person was giving a speech, for example, you could focus on that and use the noise gate and/or noise reduction tools. Without the video to understand what's happening, I can't hear any clear "narrative" that you'd want to focus on.

If there's an area with only the kind of sounds you want to remove, select that area and try Auto Denoise. You may have to use the manual method and use smart analysis to come up with a preset. You'll probably have to adjust the 3 sliders to get the best sound, then save that so you can use it on future clips.

Here's what using a preset sounds like on a clip with backgound power hum and too much echo:

Yes, speech maybe not the right term.

It's a match, but not really serious, and players often make comments, but not easy to understand.

I try to look at the links