Audio offset when exporting to Protools

[Jeremy Garchow]

No, the ignored effects should have no bearing on this.

I’m not exactly sure where the offset is coming from, I would email x2pro and explain the situation (they also have a support forum).

Another thing to try would be to stamp tc in the wav files with Wave Agent.

Be sure to dupe the stems beforehand in case something goes wrong.

Jeremy

[Martin Leroy]

I tried the Wave Agent trick and it didn’t change anything.
Every single audio file I import in FCPx is 60fps!

Thanks Jeremy!

[Jeremy Garchow]

I assume you reimported after changing tc?

Make a new library and reimport there. Any difference?

How big is the offset?

[Martin Leroy]

Reimport doesn’t seem to change anything.
Offset is not too big but quite random.
Am I the only one having sounds playing at 60fps?

[Jeremy Garchow]

Frame rate, in audio, doesn’t really matter in the sense that it doesn’t dictate much in terms of speed of playback.

Tc is simply a guide to match to video.

If the offset is random, something weird is happening in the translation.

I’d email x2pro.

Jeremy

[Charlie Austin]

Late to the party but… what’s the frame rate of your FCP X project?

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