The Problem: I'm encoding videos in Adobe Media Encoder, and the video looks great, but the audio sounds horrible, even though on the source file, the audio is perfect. What do I do?? I acquired the source footage with Fraps. In the uncompressed Fraps version, the sound is perfect. Every time I try to encode it, I get the horrid noise you hear in the video, and then silence.
My hypothesis: I'm guessing it has something to do with the source file, as I've encoded other videos with the same audio settings as this, and the audio turned out ok. But what could the difference by?
Maybe you should try a diferent audio codec. Then you could do it the old school way and rip the audio file seperately and then splice it in using virtualdub. I use to do a lot of encoding. The tools have probably gotten better since flaskmpeg and virtualdub. Try going here for help: www.vcdhelp.com Tons of tools and guides. Also try http://www.doom9.org/