• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Sound delay or lag after MPEG2-DVD

  Posted by Daniel Milard on October 12, 2009 at 8:20 am

  I have a project which content several camera angles.
  I synch them, then puts them in my timeline with other elements such as Lowerthirds, logos, and other sub captions.
  Funny enough there is a lag when the whole project is compressed for DVD burning.
  Video 1 has the live feed audio file and Video 2 is simply synched with video 1.
  Ounce the compression is done, Video 2 is synched with audio but not Video 1. Video1 is late.
  I do not understand why since, Video 1 has the original audio file for the entire project.
  However when the project is compessed for windows media player the issue disappears.

  Can anyone help me with this?

  Dan

  Daniel Milard replied 16 years, 7 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  Diego Pocovi

  October 12, 2009 at 3:33 pm

  Hi Daniel,
  1-be sure all your audio tracks are ON.
  2-Sometimes I have some delay in long timelines(more that an hour) when exporting to mpg2-dvd multiplexed with MPG-audio, try export with the audio PCM separate (48khz), later you can convert it to dolby in your dvd software if space is need it.
  Good Luck
  Diego
  diegopocovi.com

  Diego
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  Daniel Milard

  October 13, 2009 at 7:34 am

  Hello Diego,
  Thanks for your help. Sounds good so far.
  However as described above, How do you explained that the sound is in sync with Video 2, but with video 1.
  Funny enough the audio track comes from Video 1 though?
  Any Idea?
  Thanks
  Dan

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