MOVIE STUDIO Ver16 picks up noise when loading a video by adding media. Is there a way to prevent the cause and noise? The video is "NSP さようなら" downloaded from Youtube.
NSP さようなら ('NCP Goodbye' via a Google translation from Japanese) appears to be this YT video:
@Seiyu-Hanashiro ... can you please describe the noise. And when precisely does this noise occur? Is it just by having the video on the timeline? Or does it only occur when you play the video? Perhaps the noise was introduced by the means by which you downloaded the video from YT. Is there noise when you play the video on an audio player like Windows Media Player or on an audio editor like Sound Forge or Audacity? Does the noise occur with any other audio or video media that you have used even if from YT? If not, that suggusts that the problem more likely lies with the YT download. In playing the original YT video, there does seem to be some distortion, like underlying soft crackling, in the recording. If that's what you are hearing, then the problem lies with the original source on YT.
With Windows Media Player, Win10 movies & TV, editing software Davinci Resolve, and Video proc Vlogger, I was able to read and edit without any problems.
Also, we're still missing the following information from you:
can you please describe the noise. And when precisely does this noise occur? Is it just by having the video on the timeline? Or does it only occur when you play the video?
What would also be helpful is if you could record a sample of what noise the computer is making by using an audio editor with its device setting set to something like Windows WASAPI (it then records any audio that the computer is playing at the time) and upload that audio sample - in MP3 only - via the upload facility. Thank you.
Noise is occurring when the file is placed on the timeline.
Thank you for the MediaInfo and audio samples. If these audio samples have faithfully recorded the audio playback on Movie Studio's timeline, then I am not getting any 'noise' at all (using good Klipsch bookcase speakers via a mid-range Yamaha amplifier) - it's the same as I heard listening directly from YT.
But still waiting for your description of the 'noise' that you are hearing.
Just an observation from the MediaInfo report: the video frame rate is 30 fps but the audio frame rate is given as being 21.533 fps under 'Channel Layout'.
Maybe consider transcoding the video via something like Handbrake ( https://handbrake.fr/ ) using .wav as the audio format and see how that works in MS.