
sky writer
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Apr 13, 2006, 10:27 AM
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It starts off in sync then later in the tape maybe half way it goes off. Once on the timeline I can grab the audio and shift to the left a few frames and its good from there on usually. Just so that I understand. It starts in sync, then "at some point" loses a few frames, then is consistantly out those few frames, right? It doesn't drift more and more as time goes on? If that is the case, my money is on an audio dropout, probably caused by a video breakup (drop frame, etc.). If you can isolate where the sync change takes place (within a few seconds), zoom in on your audio waveform in the viewer. Scrub along and look for a flatline blank spot. It is obviously not going to be very big if it's only two frames, but if it is during a section with lots of amplitude, it should stick out. Then once you find it, take a look at the corresponding video track. See any pixelation, weirdness, anything? If this doesn't work for you, then we'll keep trying.
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