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a sync vob.avi
Hello,
I am editing a AVI file which originally is a DVD vob file.
I renamed it and that works fine. There is no problem in the first
10 minutes but after that the audio becomes out of sync.Any ideas ? I also tried a ripped version of it, but gives the same problem.
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How did you convert your file to an AVI? What application? What settings? How bad is the sync? A couple of frames or a couple of minutes?
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Hi,
Yes, sorry i was a bit lazy in giving information 🙂
What i first did was just copy the file (500mb) and renamed it to test.avi (as recommended
by adobe) that gave a lot of sync problems. The first minute is fine, after that it shifts
really 30, 40 and more seconds.What i know now is that it is almost impossible to edit compressed dvd material and that it has to be converted. So used Video2 from Magix (have to say it rocks) it can read VOB files (!). And i exported these as AVI DV files. No problem anymore. The only problem is now rendering. If i want to render the file in Premiere Pro it give an I/O error. Only with this kind of files.
Joep
http://www.multimediasolutions.nl
ASUS P4C800 de luxe
Matrox Parhelia 225
BMD Decklink Pro
2 gig internal memory
2x 120 gig HD
Multible Firewire Disks
Adobe Premiere Pro
Combustion 3.0
Photoshop
Adobe Audition
Cubase SE
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[joep] “What i first did was just copy the file (500mb) and renamed it to test.avi”
This is where your problem lies. You should have named it test.mpg and not .avi.
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[joep] “What i first did was just copy the file (500mb) and renamed it to test.avi”
This is where your problem lies. You should have named it test.mpg and not .avi.
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