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Premiere Pro CS6: Video Not Synced After Export
I am working on a 30min stop-motion video in Premier Pro CS6. There are 11 scenes that are 11 separate compositions and then compiled onto one major composition. All of the scenes are fully rendered, both on each individual composition, as well as what I am calling the “ultimate composition”. It is very important that the sound match up with each image (I am using voices to animate the characters in the scenes) and it matches correctly on the timeline. However, after I export it, the wrong image will show up for each character voice. The audio is fine; it seems that the images are either too slow or too fast. I don’t know how to export it so this doesn’t happen. I exported it as a .mov file initially, but the pixels were too blurry, so I then exported it as a .mp4 file, using the H.264 setting. The blurriness went away, but there is a still a huge syncing issue. I don’t know what to do.
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3 Replies
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Are the voices synced to the 11 separate sequences, or are they only on the “master” sequence?
TimK,
Director, Consultant
Kolb Productions,Adobe Certified Instructor
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The voices are synced to the 11 separate sequences (I was working on the scenes first before I put them on the master sequence)
I don’t know if maybe I should export the 11 sequences into .mov files and then put the .mov files onto the master sequence?
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I might at least try exporting one of them and checking it to see if it stays in sync.
What are the file settings you’re exporting to in detail?
TimK,
Director, Consultant
Kolb Productions,Adobe Certified Instructor
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