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HDV out of sync in Premiere Pro 2 and CS3
I am trying to work with 1080/50i mpeg videos in Premiere CS3. I captured the videos from my FX1E with the same program but into the timeline, all HDV videos are losing audio-video sync (standard dv avis are just fine). The same problem goes with Premiere Pro 2 also. Media Player, PowerDVD andall other players, play the videos fine. It may be a problem of a codec, probably MainConcept or Cineform, but I have uninstalled everything and the problem persists. Please, help, as formatting would take my job days behind schedule.
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3 Replies
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Are you capturing with Scene Detect using Cineform HDLink or the free HDVSplit?
Capturing over start and stop points has been known to cause slippage due to broken GOPs.
Steven
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I have the same problem. I capture with Premiere Pro 2 or CS3. All goes fine. I am capturing 30-60 min segments with no scene detect. In Windows media player everything is fine, in Premiere the audio starts in sync but drifts over time.
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I have not had this problem before with other HD material, so I did a little investigation. It looks like the problem in on the original tape. The sync does not drift, but changes a little bit at certain spots. After looking at the original tape in those spots it looks like there is a little glitch in the original tape. I don’t see digital artifacts like a dropout, but just a little hick-up in the picture for a frame or two. When this happens the picture and sound get out of sync a little bit. It happened several times in this tape and by the end is out of synce be a couple of seconds.
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