Make sure you choose 44100 Hz, 16 bit, stereo in the FILE > EXPORT AS MOVIE... dialog.

michiel, 12 years ago

If correct. but does not work

maitegras, 12 years ago

Maybe you have accidentally set the volume to 0 (with the VOLUME property)

Or maybe your WAV file uses an uncommon sample rate. Have you tried converting it to standard 44.1 kHz, 16 bit stereo?

Or maybe converting it to MP3 can help.

michiel, 12 years ago

audio file I'm using has those characteristics.
but it does not work, the volume is 10.
BluffTitler can reproduce this in the composition of the project, but not exported

maitegras, 12 years ago

Maybe you run out of memory.

What is the size and duration of your WAV file?

Are smaller WAV files working okay?

michiel, 12 years ago

audio is not very heavy.
and can be tested, without anything in the project.
I leave a sample

dl.dropbox.com...

maitegras, 12 years ago

Hi Maitegras

I downloaded your sample show, and it exported ok or me with the audio included.

The export settings I used were:
Uncompressed AVI
25fps
Shader AA superhigh quality
44100hz

IBMedia, 12 years ago

I downloaded your sample and just like IBMedia experienced no problems.

I noticed your show uses a resolution of 2452 x 1186.

This is not only an uncommon resolution, but also a very high resolution. I can imagine this can cause memory problems.

To save memory I advise you to use a standard resolution like HD 1280 x 720 and export with a low antialiasing quality.

michiel, 12 years ago

Thank you both.
I exported IBMedia like, also I used 1280x720 resolution.
but I still have the same problem.
I think that should be a problem of codecs on my pc

maitegras, 12 years ago

I think this can also be fixed by setting the TIME LAPSE to 1 in the FILE > EXPORT AS MOVIE... dialog.

michiel, 12 years ago

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