Windows 10上的视频编辑器应用程序(Video Editor app )( Movie Maker )是目前最简单、最方便的视频编辑器之一。该工具已被广泛用于任何事情,从基线视频编辑到拼接半体面的广告。然而,多年来,一些用户抱怨他们正在运行的视频编辑器应用程序项目没有声音。如果您也是那些苦恼的用户之一,那么本文适合您。
Windows 11/10视频编辑器(Video Editor)应用程序没有声音
今天,我们将讨论如果您正在处理的视频编辑器项目中(Video Editor)没有声音(no sound),您可以采取的一些纠正措施。
- 重新启动 Windows 音频服务
- 关闭 DTS 声音
- 转换视频文件的格式
- 更改声音设置
- (Run Movie Maker)在兼容(Compatibility)模式下运行 Movie Maker
1]重新启动(Restart)Windows音频(Windows Audio)服务
与大多数计算机音频一样,这个问题很可能与Windows 音频服务有关,如果确实如此,那么重新启动它就可以解决问题。这是如何完成的:
- 按下(Press)Windows键和“R”按钮以打开“运行”(Run)命令。
- (Type ‘)在提供的框中键入“ services.msc”,然后按 Enter。
- 这将打开一个单独的服务(Services)窗口。在这里,找到Windows Audio,右键单击它并单击“停止”。
- 再次右键单击相同的设置并选择“开始”。
有一种替代方法,如下所述:
- Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc键打开任务管理器(Task Manager)。
- 单击(Click)服务并查找(AudioSrv)AudioSrv(Services)。
- 右键单击它并选择Restart。
尝试在Movie Maker(Movie Maker)上播放视频,看看它是否恢复了声音。
2]关闭DTS声音
DTS是数字影院系统(Digital Theatre System)的缩写。顾名思义,它是一个Windows实用程序,可为用户提供多声道和立体声音频输出。虽然此功能有时会派上用场,但它也可能是当前问题背后的原因。因此,用户也可以按照以下步骤尝试关闭DTS声音功能:(DTS)
- 在任务栏(Taskbar)的搜索窗格中搜索DTS Sound(DTS Sound)。
- 单击电源按钮(左侧)关闭DTS声音。(DTS)灰色窗口表示DTS声音已成功关闭。
- 然后,您可以检查问题是否仍然存在于Movie Maker中的音频。
3]转换视频文件的格式
视频编辑器(Video Editor)文件中没有声音也可能是因为文件格式不兼容。
在这种情况下,最好将视频文件转换为适用于Movie Maker的格式,例如.mov、.avi或.wmv。有几个(several) 应用程序(applications)和在线工具(tools)可以帮助您做到这一点。
相关(Related): 在影视应用中播放 MKV 视频文件时没有声音。
4]更改声音设置
从计算机(Computer)的声音设置中禁用独占模式也可以帮助结束视频编辑器(Video Editor)中的这个问题。为此,您必须按照以下步骤操作:
- 右键单击(Right-Click)系统托盘(System Tray)上出现的声音(Sound)图标,然后进一步选择声音(Sounds)。
- 这将打开声音(Sound)对话框,也可以通过控制面板(Control Panel)打开。
- 从播放(Playback)部分中,选择您的音频(Audio)设备,如果您没有将外部音频设备插入您的计算机,则该设备是扬声器(Speakers)。
- 在扬声器设置的高级(Advanced)选项卡中,您会找到独占模式。取消选择该名称下的所有修改并应用这些更改。
检查错误是否已消除。
5]在兼容(Compatibility)模式下运行Movie Maker(Run Movie Maker)
如果发现软件被破坏,用户可以尝试在兼容(Compatibility)模式下运行它。兼容模式是软件模拟其自身的旧版本,以确保不兼容的应用程序仍可在计算机上运行。为此,您必须按照以下步骤操作:
- 右键单击(Right-click)视频编辑器(Video Editor)快捷方式,然后进一步选择属性。
- 从“属性(Properties)”对话框顶部的选项中,单击“兼容性(Compatibility)” 。
- 启用“以兼容模式运行(Run)此程序”,然后选择您选择的Windows版本,然后单击“应用(Apply)”并选择“确定”以实施更改。
我们希望上述解决方案之一能够帮助您并帮助您在视频编辑器(Video Editor)应用程序中恢复原声带。在不幸的情况下,这些程序都没有任何结果,我们建议您使用不同的视频编辑平台(different video-editing platform),因为其中有几个是免费的,包括软件和在线工具。
No sound in Video Editor app in Windows 11/10
The Video Editor app (Movie Maker) on Windows 10 is one of the simplest and most convenient video editors out there. This tool has been widely used for anything, from baseline video edits to stitching together half-decent commercials. However, over the years there have been complaints from some users of the absence of sound from their running Video Editor app projects. If you, too, are one of those distressed users, this article is for you.
No sound in Video Editor app in Windows 11/10
Today we will discuss some of the corrective measures you can take if there is no sound in a Video Editor project that you are working on.
- Restart the Windows Audio service
- Turn off DTS Sound
- Convert the video file’s format
- Change Sound settings
- Run Movie Maker in Compatibility mode
1] Restart the Windows Audio service
It is highly probable that this issue with your computer’s audio, like most of them, is linked with the Windows Audio service and if that really is the case, then restarting it shall do the trick for you. Here is how it’s done:
- Press the Windows key along with the ‘R’ button to open the Run command.
- Type ‘services.msc’ in the box provided and press enter.
- This will open a separate Services window. Here, locate Windows Audio, right-click on it and click on ‘stop’.
- Again right-click on the same setting and select ‘start’.
There is an alternative approach to this, which is described below:
- Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc keys to open the Task Manager.
- Click on Services and look for AudioSrv.
- Right-click on it and select Restart.
Try playing the video on Movie Maker to see if it has regained the sound.
2] Turn off DTS sound
DTS is short for Digital Theatre System. As the name suggests, it’s a Windows utility that offers users multi-channel and stereo audio output. While this feature comes in handy on occasion, it may also be the cause behind the issue at hand. Thus, users can try turning the DTS sound feature off too, by following the steps below:
- Search for DTS Sound in the search pane on the Taskbar.
- Turn off the DTS sound by clicking on the power button (on the left). A greyed-out window means that the DTS sound has successfully been turned off.
- You can then check if the issue still persists with your audio in Movie Maker.
3] Convert the video file’s format
The absence of sound from a Video Editor file can also be because of an incompatible file format.
In this case, it is best if you convert the video file into a format that works well with Movie Maker, .mov, .avi or .wmv for example. There are several applications and online tools that can help you do so.
Related: No sound when playing MKV video files in Movies & TV app.
4] Change Sound settings
Disabling the Exclusive mode from your Computer’s Sound settings can also help put an end to this problem in Video Editor. In order to do so, you have to follow the steps below:
- Right-Click on the Sound icon that appears on your System Tray and further select Sounds.
- This will open the Sound dialog box that can, alternatively, be opened via the Control Panel.
- From the Playback section, select your Audio device which, if you don’t have an external audio device plugged into your computer, are the Speakers.
- In the Advanced tab of your Speakers’ settings, you’ll find the Exclusive mode. De-select all the modifications under that name and apply these changes.
Check if the error has been dismissed or not.
5] Run Movie Maker in Compatibility mode
In case the software is found to have been disrupted, users can try running it in the Compatibility mode. A Compatibility mode is where a software emulates an older version of itself to make sure that the incompatible application can still run on the computer. In order to do this, you have to follow the steps below:
- Right-click on the Video Editor shortcut and further select Properties.
- From the options on the top of the Properties dialog box, click on Compatibility.
- Enable ‘Run this program in Compatible mode for’ and then select a Windows version of your choice before clicking on Apply and selecting ‘Ok’ to implement the changes.
We hope that one of the aforementioned solutions was able to come to your rescue and help you get back your soundtrack in Video Editor app. In the unfortunate case where none of the procedures bear any fruit, we suggest you use a different video-editing platform, since there are several of them available for free, as both software and online tools.