Echo in Audio After Renering

[GoldenWrapper]

Hey everyone, for some reason, (just started about a week ago) after I render there is big echo in the audio. I didn't change any audio settings either. I tried it in Vegas Pro 10.0 and Vegas Pro 11.0, and it is still giving me an annoying echo. The original footage has no traces of echoes either. Also, listing to the footage in the timeline, it has no echo. I also tried playing the footage within VLC player and Windows Media Player. My render settings:

[Grazie]

. . . . . after I render there is big echo in the audio.

Where? Because you go on to say:-

Also, listing to the footage in the timeline, it has no echo.

And then:-

I tried it in Vegas Pro 10.0 and Vegas Pro 11.0, and it is still giving me an annoying echo

I also tried playing the footage within VLC player and Windows Media Player.

And what? I'm missing something here?

Anyhooooo . . . . I replicated your render and I DON'T get an echo.



. . . . . .

[TimAndrews]

Might the 'echo' in the render arise because there there are two 'video' tracks in the project, and each one has its own audio track? The render might contains both audio tracks.

[Grazie]

Oh yes Tim, that would do it!

. . .

[Midnight Blue]

If that was the case wouldn't he hear it at the preview stage ? A sample of the sound might help us.

[Grazie]

Yes. And I'd like to have my questions answered.

.....

[GoldenWrapper]

Sorry everyone, it turns out a certain program was creating the problem: DFX audio enhancer. It stopped working for me about a month ago, and I never really though about it. I uninstalled it; no more echo. I recorded a separate audio track in Audacity by the way.

[TimStannard]

Thanks for coming back and admitting it

[Grazie]

Great stuff! - I do like it when Posters come back here and give us ALL "closure".

Neat!

. . . . . . . .

[Z Cheema]

I normally find it's the wife nagging me in the background