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iMovie audio glitches

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cm jennings

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My imovies look great until I try to get them back onto a mimi DV tape to transfer them to VHS. I get glitches in the sound. I have an iMac 600 with 768 meg ram 40 gig hard drive going to a Canon GL1 camera.
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I have had no problem in transfering my movies back to tape. I have read some where, about a person having the same problem. They suggested changing the audio bit (12 -> 16). I have bumped mine up to 16, just to see if there is a differnet in audio quality.

Side note I am using a Canon Optura 20.
 

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