Thus if your video file contains both a video stream and an audio track it will cut and split them in sync. This tool only works with one file at a time – it could be a standard multiplexed video or only audio. In VSDC the primary tool for cutting and editing a video is the “ Cutting and splitting” tool. Video editors will allow you to separate the video and audio into separately editable components: While it does take a while to get up to speed using VSDC, I have been reasonably happy with it – put it this way I paid for the “pro” version.Ī standard video file, mp4/avi/mov, contains an audio track/s and a video stream multiplexed together to form a single identity where the audio and video components are time locked together so they are always in sync.
Its worth noting my video editor of choice is VSDC, it’s not Adobe Premier or Final Cut Pro, but it does run on lower spec’d hardware, which is me.
So after some digging I found that Audacity actually does a really good job of removing hiss – it does lots of other stuff that’s cool, but I am focused on hiss.
The situation is not helped by the fact that these cameras rarely come with a mic socket. Checking with Dr Google it appears this is a common problem with compact cameras. So I tried my son’s PowerShot SX430 IS, but alas it was just as bad. I tried everything but nothing helped, the hiss was built into the camera, it wasn’t background noise or wind or even camera motors – it was straight all out, built in, hiss. I was using it to record an intro to one of my YouTube videos and the hiss just completely ruined it. The other day I learned a painful lesson, this camera has terrible audio, specifically it adds a lot of hiss to recordings. Its showing it’s age and it would be nice to replace it – one day. I have a Nikon Coolpix S7000 compact camera that I use for most things.
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