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...how much music exists out there has been sufficiently well written, perf=
ormed, recorded and replicated to justify or be worthy of a $five-figure pi=
ece of supportive audio gear. (Supportive in that it's not the source, ampl=
ification or transducer.) This presumes it's the music and not the audio je=
welry aspect that's important.

In addition, I continue to wonder how these ADC units compare pro audio USB=
 interfaces and master recorders such as the Alesis Masterlink (no longer i=
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Please refer to my post titled "setting level". From the outs of the phono =
pre, the level of the input into the ADC needs be adjusted so as to be the =
maximum signal without overload (as you know). This can be done with a conv=
entional analogue preamp or it can be done with software (e.g. VinylStudio)=
. My hunch is that some of the performance difference among these ADC's wer=
e obscured by use of software to set input level. Garbage in, garbage out. =
The Ayre and the Lynx have analogue level setting (with you noting the Lynx=
, above, when I thought omly the Ayre featured such). Did you use the avail=
able the analogue level input when converting signal with the Ayre and Lynx=
 respectively? Or did you use Vinyl Studio to adjust input level? A third o=
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n the phono output and ADC input to adjust level with ALL of the units.

I have an audio track that I made with the microphone on my laptop (as I do=
 not have a better one). When playing the audio outside Movie Edit Pro, or =
when previewing the video inside Movie Edit Pro the sound is fine. No crack=
ing whatsoever.

Now when exporting to Mpeg 4 I get a weird cracking sound that happens in u=
nregular intervals, about every 10 seconds. It is really annoying and makes=
 the video unusable. I also get the effect in different formats such as WMV=
, MPG. When exporting to AVI, the sound is fine (although the size of the v=
ideo went from 13MB to 1.2GB). I have tried a different sample rate (44.100=
 or 48.000) and a different bitrate (128 and 160) and that does not make a =
difference.

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The cracking sound is part of the video, as it can be heard on other comput=
ers as well (as you will notice when opening the attached video). It is not=
 part of the .wav audio track though, which I created with Movie Edit Pro a=
s well.

I exported the video again with 192 bitrate audio, and the problem occurs m=
uch less, not all all in the first 30 secs, but then a lot again afterwards=
. Is there a way to set it even higher, or should I have selected a higher =
bit rate when recording the audio?

No, there was no mobile phone close by when recording the sound, just my la=
ptop. As mentioned, there is no unwanted noise in the .wav audio track. And=
 the video does not have sound, recorded in OBS with sound disabled.

However, given you are clearly using the internal audio of your computer th=
is is baffling, to say the least. Can you check with the manufacturer of th=
e internal audio (most often realtek, I think) that the drivers are up-to-d=
ate?

I apologize I missed one part to that and it fixed it at least for future p=
roblems! Thanks! For me it was the audio bit rate was to low I had mine on =
160, and I moved it up to 320 and it worked perfectly

Sorry for necroing this thread but I have exactly---and I mean exactly---th=
e same type of crackling sound.

Yes, I've read the entire thread. No, there was no outside interference. Th=
e problem is with Nvidia Shadowplay. If I record with OBS, the sound is per=
fectly fine. However, in Shadowplay I've set the bitrate to 50Mbps (the def=
ault) while in OBS, I've set it to 25Mbps. (So the fact that OBS works perf=
ectly well in the audio department with Magix points that it's not my envir=
ons or my electronics that's the problem.)

The problem now is that lately, every time I open up OBS, it causes screen =
tearing (and yes, I've Vsync and Triple Buffering on; in-game and on the co=
ntrol panel and simultaneously---I've tried every combination) so now I'm l=
eft with just Shadowplay, which doesn't cause the odd tearing. Video now wo=
rks fine. It's just the audio that's bothering me. Magix Movie Edit Pro 201=
5 Plus and Shadowplay do not seem to like each other.

I'll lower the bitrate later and report here if whether the bug disappears.

My specs:

I'm trying out exporting the audio file in Magix as an MP3 file and see if =
it does not come up with a messed up result.

UPDATE: No luck. :( Cranked it up to 320. I still got the crackling sounds.=
 I wonder if fiddling with these settings will fix it?



In MEP, go to File / Settings / Program, find Playback and first try switch=
ing audio drivers. You should have the choice of either Wave Driver or Dire=
ct Sound. If changing the driver doesn't cure the problem then try increasi=
ng the number of Audio buffers.

- I'm using Razer Synapse with the Razer Seiren microphone and Razer Surrou=
nd installed
- The glitch is not present in the recorded video; only when you load it to=
 Magix.
- The glitch occurs even before exporting. Instances of it show up on the w=
ave form as vertical narrow bars.
- Using OBS with Magix Movie Edit Pro does NOT replicate this glitch. Only =
with Shadowplay (and I can't use OBS with this particular game as it bugs o=
ut).
- I've solved this problem by using Handbrake to render the video as two fi=
les: one containing my voice and the other the ingame audio. I'm using the =
DTS-HD passthru feature when doing this. I then separate the audio files us=
ing Magix. I encounter no problem using this approach but it's such a round=
about solution that a fix would be appreciated.

So, points of interest:

- Magix does NOT have any problems with OBS, only recordings by Nvidia Shad=
owplay
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