<p>I am getting a problem whenever I import a video having formats in <code>wmv &amp; avi</code> in <code>windows movie maker</code>, the audio becomes <strong>noisy</strong> I dont why it is happening may be is it the bitrate issue or something else please advice me on this as I have to stick with <code>Windows movie maker</code>.</p>

<p>I am using <strong>Adobe Soundbooth</strong> to reduce noise but after <code>exporitng</code> from <code>Adobe soubdbooth</code> video's audio becomes noisy only in <code>windows movie maker</code> else it is fine.</p>

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2013-10-19T14:48:23.520Z
I'm not aware of anything in particular that should cause this other than the fact that Windows movie maker is horrible.  It is likely an issue with the bitrate of audio that Movie Maker exports and I'm not sure if there is anything that can be done about this.  If you can buy even a fairly basic and well reviewed consumer targeted editing software you would probably be far better off.
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Audio noiseless video becomes noisy after importing in windows movie maker
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# Audio noiseless video becomes noisy after importing in windows movie maker

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-10-19)

I am getting a problem whenever I import a video having formats in `wmv & avi` in `windows movie maker`, the audio becomes **noisy** I dont why it is happening may be is it the bitrate issue or something else please advice me on this as I have to stick with `Windows movie maker`.

I am using **Adobe Soundbooth** to reduce noise but after `exporitng` from `Adobe soubdbooth` video's audio becomes noisy only in `windows movie maker` else it is fine.

**Tags:** video, video-editor, audio-quality, noise, noise-reduction

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> **username_1**: I'm not aware of anything in particular that should cause this other than the fact that Windows movie maker is horrible.  It is likely an issue with the bitrate of audio that Movie Maker exports and I'm not sure if there is anything that can be done about this.  If you can buy even a fairly basic and well reviewed consumer targeted editing software you would probably be far better off.  

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