check the Problem Solving > Audio Issues page of my website for more than
you want to know or hear about.

You might try saving the movie as a DV-AVI file to get the higher quality
video... and again as a high quality WMV file to get better audio.... then
do another rendering to your final DV-AVI file, using the video track from
the DV-AVI and the audio from the WMV.
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PapaJohn

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"mcp6453" <mcp6453@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> Okay, my daughter's first project is complete and will be presented to the
> class in less than an hour. For her first project, she has done well.
> There is a little glitch that I don't understand. Between some scenes,
> there is a "squelch" noise (a momentary crackling noise like you hear on
> an FM or CB radio) between the scenes. The problem is not there when the
> clips are cross-faded. They are there only when there clips are butted to
> each other. It does not happen with each clip change. What is the cause?
>
> Thanks for all for the help. This is going to be fun, now that I've bought
> AVS Converter that will burn to DVD, unlike the Sony/NTI software that
> came with the drive that will NOT burn a movie DVD. Now if I can only
> figure out chapters, menus, and such.