improving my sound?

well I recorded my video game from my tv with my DVR 530 digital camera(not the tv set lol) and the video
is ASF and the sound quality comes out pretty bad, anyway to clear this?

Maybe try a dvd recorder?? I know they record shows and other movies to dvd, so maybe they work for games as well. Just a suggestion tho, dont know for sure. You can also buy cables to hook your computer up to your tv to record your images onto your pc.

Unless of course your just looking to fix the sound quality on your camera. If this is the case, you'll just have to tinker around with the audio/volume settings for your camera. Maybe it says something in the manual.

or maybe my the audio on my tv isn't loud enough?

[DarkPacMan77]

Other electronic equipment can cause goofs in audio, as well as any fans or wind etc. I'd make sure to keep the volume set moderately high on the TV and keep the recorder a bit away from other electronics/ fans etc. - including the tv.

Also, if you are really more interested with the audio aspect of the recording rather than the video, many emulators for the PC are able to log audio perfectly

-DarkPacMan77-

but see its not like its in video camera mode, its like in tv mode I have to keep the AV adapter plugged into
my vcr in order for my carmera to record whats on the tv.

[DarkPacMan77]

I understand. I mean, I'm not really familiar with doing that sort of thing myself, but I do know that electronics can cause goofs with audio if they are nearby. As it sounds... it seems like trial and error are your friends on this one.

-DarkPacMan77-

when I play it on my computer that is, the sound is bad, isn't there a way to re-encode to some other
format to make it sound better?