Topic: Is there a way to raise the audio track in a video stream

[firemt66]

Hello, i downloaded a Brandi Carlile video from Port Chester 2017 off of Guitars 101 about a month ago. Try to watch it over the weekend.And the audio is very, very low.I had my stereo cranked up to 60(the max) and it was still barely listenable. I would take, there is a program where one can raise the audio track by itself.The Jason Isbell video from the same site sounds perfect.any suggestions  or is there someone here already equipped with the knowledge and program that could fix this? Any help would be most appreciated! Scott

[Fatah Ruark (aka MIKE B)]

You can do that in Davinci Resolve. It has an audio tab where you can edit the audio. I don't recall exactly how, but most everything in Resolve is easy to figure out. At worst...YouTube.

You can also export the audio and then edit it your audio editor of choice. I've done this with iPhone video to edit the audio track in my preferred audio editor (iZotope RX10). Once you're done you can just add it to your files in Resolve, add a new audio track, and then delete the old track.

If all you want to do is make it louder it's probably easiest just to do it in Resolve.

[firemt66]

Thanks. I'll try resolve....

[al w.]

You can use ffmpeg https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/AudioVolume https://creatomate.com/blog/how-to-change-the-volume-of-a-media-file-using-ffmpeg

[phil_er_up]

Done this before with Davinci Resolve.

Go into Davinci Resolve and select the 6th tab at the bottom called "Fairlight". It is a audio editor. Then there is volume controls on the bottom right that say audio 1, audio 2 and bus 1. Select the volume control on audio 1 and increase it. Go to the last tab in Davinci Resolve and select "Delivery". Then name the file. Select "add to render queue" at the bottom of where you saved the file name or right hand side at bottom of Davinci Resolve. Then select "render all" in upper right hand corner of Davinci Resolve. Done!

If you have problems PM me and will figure it out.