Normalizing video
Tony Baechler
tony at baechler.net
Wed Jul 29 09:25:34 UTC 2015
Try either ffmpeg or libav-tools. Either ffmpeg or avconv can do this. I
don't know the specific command because I don't use them for that purpose,
but I'm sure there is a normalization filter. If you transcode the video to
audio (they can do that too) there is also sox which works well. I offer a
$99 per year support service for these kinds of questions. Please see my
contact information in my signature.
On 7/28/2015 10:00 PM, Hart Larry wrote:
> OK Janina, as far as normalizing, please consider "mp3gain" which you alter
> levels of an mp3, but in most cases there are no equivalant programs to
> change audio levels in an mp4 or many other video formats. And as far as an
> mp3editor, well Chuck's edway is a converter, but there was another one
> which had these ellavators, did not seem to be something where I could just
> arrow through sound-and-turn on-and-off blocks as you would in a word
> processor Thanks for inquiring
> Hart
>
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