I'm doing a score to picture, and all of a sudden the audio is out of sync with the picture. The audio of the movie is out of sync with itself even???
I'm using a quicktime photojpeg file (which is in sync with itself in quicktime player) and running 7.02.
Any thoughts?
Video out of sync with everything - including itself
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Video out of sync with everything - including itself
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figured it.. i turned off track delay compensation and back on again and it was fine.. must have got a bit confused there though..
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Re: Video out of sync with everything - including itself
Do you have a way to reduce the resolution/quality of your video?
Try encoding in another codec like DV, medium quality, and if the problem persists try to reduce the video size at half or quarter.
As this is for mixing purposes only, you don't really need full HD to do your job, do you?
Hope it helps a bit...
Try encoding in another codec like DV, medium quality, and if the problem persists try to reduce the video size at half or quarter.
As this is for mixing purposes only, you don't really need full HD to do your job, do you?
Hope it helps a bit...
Re: Video out of sync with everything - including itself
good advice, and just to add my thoughts:Boo wrote:Do you have a way to reduce the resolution/quality of your video?
Try encoding in another codec like DV, medium quality, and if the problem persists try to reduce the video size at half or quarter.
As this is for mixing purposes only, you don't really need full HD to do your job, do you?
Hope it helps a bit...
when scoring for video, bear in mind that video codecs are unruly beasts.
especially compressed codecs which use up a considerable amount of CPU just to play the file back. which is why DV format is good, because its uncompressed.
the video codec issue is not that different to mp3 (compressed) vs wav / aiff (uncompressed)... reducing the resolution is also an easy way to reduce the load.
it would be good to know if the problem you describe is codec related rather than pdc related... if its pdc, then there might be a bug in live... (?)
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