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Dialogue in Trailer Losing Sync After A Lot of Plays
Hello Everyone:
I just looked at my trailer that was released in December, and thought I saw a very slight off sync with one of the character’s mouths moving slower than the dialogue. This is recent. It was not like this for a long time.
In my earlier posts it was mentioned that stemming dialogue is suggested. I did not stem the dialogue in the trailer. Should I have done that? If not, what other ways are there to ensure that my dialogue stays in place. I never see this in high budget movies. Do you know what they do?
Many thanks,
Debbie
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4 Replies
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Are you watching this trailer on your computer, or on something else? If you are watching this on your computer, have you tried watching it on a different computer to see how it acts there?
Whenever people talk about audio being out of sync with video, usually it’s due to a lack of system resources with the computer, or the computer just being not powerful enough to view a high-resolution video in full screen mode.
Dave
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Hi Dave:
I’m watching it on the computer that I created the trailer on. It’s pretty high powered. I will try to look at it on my laptop to see what happens. Thank you.
Question! So not stemming the dialogue has nothing to do with it?
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I am not sure what you mean by “stemming” the dialogue. Do you perhaps mean “streaming”?
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Hi Bob.
What I mean by stemming is creating a dialogue bus with all dialogue on one bus.
Many thanks
Debbie
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